Asthma Reliever Inhaler

Asthma is a common condition that affects the airways. The typical symptoms are wheeze, cough, chest tightness, and shortness of breath. Symptoms can range from mild to severe. Asthma can be aggravated at certain times of the year and typically gets worse with physical exertion and stress. Blue reliever inhaler treatment usually works well to ease the symptoms.

Asthma is usually controlled by a combination of steroid (brown inhaler) and short acting bronchodilator (blue reliever inhaler) which comes in a strength of 100mcg. These asthma inhalers are dosed to tailor suit your individual needs and your symptoms should be reassessed regularly to ensure they are stable. The blue asthma reliever inhaler should only be used when necessary as overuse of the blue inhaler can make your asthma worse.

Like with all prescription medication, there are side effects of asthma inhalers you need to be aware of. The 100mcg blue reliever inhaler can cause tremors and headaches if used too frequently. Using the blue asthma inhaler too frequently can also make your asthma worse in the long run.

You can buy your blue inhaler online from e-Surgery. Our prescribers will make sure that the blue reliever inhaler is safe for you to take for your asthma.

Yes, you can buy a blue asthma reliever inhaler online from registered online prescribers like e-Surgery.

When buying the blue asthma inhaler or any other medication online, always look for the green GPhC and MHRA logo on the bottom of each page you visit. This lets you know that the website is operating legally. 

Please read the Asthma Inhaler: Patient Information Leaflet for specific instructions on how to store your inhaler.

Try to keep your blue inhaler in a cool and dry place and never use it after the expiry date stamped on the canister of the asthma inhaler.

To see a step-by-step guide on cleaning your blue inhaler, read our article on Cleaning Your Asthma Inhaler. This outlines exactly how to properly clean your inhaler.

How to clean an Asthma inhaler:

• Take out the metal canister from the blue plastic asthma inhaler casing and remove the mouthpiece cover.
• Clean the blue plastic asthma inhaler casing thoroughly under warm running water. DO NOT: Let the metal canister come into contact with water.
• Dry the blue plastic asthma inhaler casing thoroughly, outside and inside.
• Place the metal canister back into the blue plastic asthma inhaler casing.
• Test the inhaler now by releasing a puff into the air.
• Put the mouthpiece cover back on.

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