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With more OTC options available this spring, it’s important for your patients to know the difference between some of the intranasal steroids (INSs) available on shelf in your pharmacy. |
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| Nasacort® is the #1 pharmacist recommended scent-free OTC INS.* |
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Patients Prefer Nasacort®
When it comes to choosing a nasal allergy spray, scent and taste may be important factors in patients’ satisfaction with their INS. In a clinical study† based on sensory attributes, patients preferred Nasacort® over Flonase®. |
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Price Matters to Your Patients
Price may be an important factor for patients considering an OTC INS. By recommending Nasacort®, you could be helping patients save close to
$5.00, as the average monthly retail price of Nasacort® is $19.74, compared with $24.50 for Flonase®.‡ And with this valuable offer, patients can save even more on Nasacort®. |
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Use only as directed.
*Pharm/alert® Research, November 2014.
†Data on file.
‡Nielsen ScanTrack, week ending 1/30/16.
FLONASE is a registered trademark, used under license by GlaxoSmithKline Inc. |
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Developed under the direction and sponsorship of Chattem, Inc.
SNA9014B © 2016 Chattem, Inc. All rights reserved. February 2016. |
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