... generic? What do I use if cromolyn is no longer marketed?
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It was used in an asthma puffer...
I am sure the Intal brand is available ... unless the manufacturers have a short supply. You could contact the manufacturers to confirm.
I take this and it works wonderfully without side effects. he manufacturer quit making the puffer when the regs changed about propellants. You need to get nebulizer form.