07/27/2026
🌿 Did You Know? Summer air can be tough on your lungs.
Pollen, wildfire smoke, and poor air quality can all trigger asthma flare-ups, even if your symptoms are usually well controlled.
Here's how to breathe easier this summer:
✔️ Keep your rescue inhaler with you
✔️ Check your local Air Quality Health Index (AQHI) before heading outdoors
✔️ Limit outdoor activities when smoke or pollen levels are high
✔️ Follow your asthma action plan
If your inhaler isn't working as well as usual or you have questions about managing asthma this summer, your pharmacist is here to help.
What affects your asthma the most during summer?
🌾 Pollen | 🔥 Wildfire smoke | 🌡️ Heat | 🌬️ Humidity
Tell us in the comments!
📌 Save this post for the next poor air quality day and share it with someone living with asthma.