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		<description><![CDATA[<p><img src="https://rxchat.com/images/forums/41.jpg"/></p><p>Does anyone know if Cromolyn Sodium is still available or whether or not it has been discontinued? ## Hi Bill, According to my research: &#34;The maker of Intal, King Pharmaceuticals, has discontinued manufacturing the inhaled form, &#34;Cromolyn Sodium inhalation aerosol&#34;, due to issues involving CFC-free propellant. As stocks are depleted, this inhaler preparation will no longer be available to patients. In the EU it is manufactured without CFCs by Sanofi-Aventis, although it must be imported from Canada for USA residents.&#34; Cromoglicic acid (Cromolyn) is however available in multiple forms (other than the inhaled form), so I would consider asking your local pharmacy about the availability of those other options if you can&#39;t find this one anywhere. I hope this information h...</p>]]></description>
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