Knowing which asthma inhaler to use and when is a life and death matter. Many metered-dose inhalers (MDIs) and dry powder inhalers (DPIs) look similar on the outside; however, the active ingredients inside are very different. Bronchodilators treat the noisy symptoms of asthma and anti-inflammatories treat inflammation. Inhalers are used in combination or independently of each other. Some are used daily while others should only be used before exercise or only when having symptoms. AANMA created this colorful 17×22” Asthma Inhalers poster to stop the confusion and help patients easily identify their inhaler medication for healthcare professionals. Additionally the poster gives medication intended use and length of action. Sponsored by an educational grant from the American College of Allergy, Asthma & Immunology and recently updated with HFAs, the poster is perfect for school clinics and emergency rooms.