The Funhaler

This is rtherridiculous. I had horrible asthma as a child and can say that taking an inhaler is not an "uncomfortable" or "shocking" experience, even for a 3-year-old. I'm all for making medical stuff less frightening for kids, but this is just too much. Inhalers of that shape/type are generally rescue inhalers, meaning that extra doodads are a real no-no, and it's likely to become part of the child's life... meaning he or she is just going to have to learn to accept it. (And why do things that are necessary for life--like inhalers, and food--need to be 'fun' anyway?) If they want to make something very unpleasant less so, they ought to look at nebulizer machines, and methods of drawing blood, and administering allergy shots.

Will the surface area on the inside of the device (specifically the funnel that narrows between the fun area and the mouthpiece) signifigantly reduce the amount of medication that reaches the patient?

This looks like a crack pipe.

What is the per unit price expected to be to the USA consumer