Ventolin, allergy medicines in demand as air quality falls

By Jacinta Carroll
Updated November 18 2019 - 10:21pm, first published 5:30pm
AIR QUALITY: Pharmacist Steven Yiv, from John Matthew's Chemist, said there has been an increase in demand for both ventolin and nasal sprays in recent times.
AIR QUALITY: Pharmacist Steven Yiv, from John Matthew's Chemist, said there has been an increase in demand for both ventolin and nasal sprays in recent times.

A DRAMATIC drop in air quality across the Central West over the last two weeks has seen a run on Ventolin as well as over the counter remedies to control allergic rhinitis.

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