Put Sensors for Inhalers in Perspective

July 2019

"Smart inhaler" technology (Hailie, Propeller, ProAir Digihaler, etc) for managing asthma or COPD is creating a buzz.

The idea is to track inhaler use. But put this in perspective.

Add-on sensors (Hailie, Propeller, etc) are manually attached to inhalers. Patients sync the sensor with a mobile app to get dose reminders, record when a puff is delivered, and see trends.

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Put Sensors for Inhalers in Perspective

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