Asthma inhaler recycling will not be renewed, manufacturer confirms
A pilot scheme that led to more than 52,000 inhalers being recycled will not be renewed, manufacturer Chiesi has said.
Under the scheme, pressurised metered-dose inhalers were dismantled and the component parts recycledShutterstock.com
A pilot scheme that recycled asthma inhalers will not be renewed, the manufacturer behind the scheme has said.
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