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Comparison of Corticosteroid Nasal Sprays in Relation to Concomitant Use and Cost of Other Prescription Medications to Treat Allergic Rhinitis Symptoms
Clinical Drug Investigation, 07/28/09

Garris C et al. – In this cohort of intranasal corticosteroid users, fluticasone furoate was shown to reduce the need for concomitant prescription allergic rhinitis medications compared with other leading branded intranasal corticosteroid therapies, resulting in lower costs per patient and potentially leading to significant savings for health plans.

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