inhalers

[Kaya]

girls at school always share their inhalers w/ other girls...and the teachers dont do anything about it. isn't that bad?

[PainUnreal]

Well, its probably against school rules, yes. But I don't think that a teacher's gonna bust you for lending a friend an asthma inhaler, which is often a life-or-death thing, if they really need to use it. I've lent out an inhaler before, but I knew she had asthma and it was really bad that day and she didn't have hers. But you can be suspended or expelled for it if the school has a zero-tolerance policy like mine does (and here, kids can get expelled for carrying advil for cramps).

[Scarface]

I for one think that is unsanitary for one because it goes into someone else's mouth, but it is a respiratory medicine. It is intended for individual use only. They won't get in trouble, but they aren't getting high high off of it there are no substances in there to get high off it of, but i guess to answer your question is that if someone really needs it and they may have left theirs at home and there is a situation then i guess it can be acceptable.

[Neverender]

Define bad.

If they're sharing inhalers for the [fun?] of it, who really cares. If they're doing it to get high, thats a problem. If they're doing it because one forgot hers at home, thats lifesaving.

[Brayden]

I'm sure that it goes against school policy, but if someone is having an asthma attack and another person happens to have an inhaler handy, I don't really see a problem with.

As long as the medication inside the inhalers were the same. Not all inhalers were created equally.