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A member asked:
My inhaler got thrown in the trash, but was in its box. ocd & have panic, so i washed out cap with warm water, let dry. have used, its ok right?
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Okay to use: Yes it is okay to use your inhaler. Since it was in the box, it was not contaminated when it was thrown into the trash. The washing of the cap was an extra precaution that you needed to do for your OCD and panic. but now you know it is safe.
Answered 11/28/2017
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