Airomir Inhaler

Tell your doctor or pharmacist if you are taking any other medicines:

• xanthines e.g. aminophylline or theophylline
• metronidazole
• disulfiram
• steroids
• water tablets (diuretics)
• long-term laxatives
• beta-blockers e.g. propranolol
• medicines used to treat heart disease e.g. digoxin
• monoamine oxidase-inhibitors (anti-depressants) e.g. phenelzine
• tricyclic antidepressants e.g. amitriptyline or trazodone.

Please tell your doctor or pharmacist if you are taking or have recently taken any other medicines, including any medicines obtained without a prescription.

If you are having treatment that requires a general anaesthetic, please tell your anaesthetist that you are taking Airomir Inhaler. Do not use this medicine for at least six hours before the intended anaesthetic. Find more information in the Airomir inhaler patient information leaflet, if you are ever unsure consult your GP or pharmacist before you buy an Airomir inhaler.

Do not use an Airomir inhaler if you are allergic.

Talk to your doctor or pharmacist or nurse before using this medicine if you:

• have thyroid problems
• have diabetes
• have serious heart disease
• suffer from fast irregular heart rhythms or high blood pressure
• have acute severe asthma
• have hypoxia (a lack of oxygen in the body)
• have a history of heart disease or angina

We advise that you consult with your doctor or prescriber before you use or buy an Airomir Inhaler online.

An Airomir inhaler contains the medication Salbutamol, which is the same active ingredient that is in Salbutamol inhalers and Ventolin inhalers.

These inhalers all work in very similar ways, some Airomir inhaler users reporting it has a warmer, softer spray. Each spray from Airomir Autohaler contains exactly the same dose of salbutamol sulfate active ingredient as a spray from the other types of inhalers.

We advise that you consult with your doctor or prescriber before you use or buy an Airomir Inhaler online.

Yes, you can legally buy Airomir inhalers online from registered prescribers such as e-Surgery.

Always make sure you check for the green GPhC and MHRA logo anytime you buy Airomir inhalers online or other medicines.

You can use the GPhC website to check if a pharmacy is registered. This ensures that when you buy Airomir inhalers online they are genuine.

We advise that you consult with your doctor or prescriber before you use or buy an Airomir Inhaler online.

Store this inhaler below 30C. Avoid storage in direct sunlight or heat. Protect from frost.

The metal canister is pressurised. Do not attempt to puncture it or burn it, even when empty.

Do not use Airomir Inhaler after the expiry date that is stated on the outer packaging. All this information can be found in the Airomir inhaler patient information leaflet.

Do not throw away any medicines via wastewater or household waste. Ask your pharmacist how to throw away medicines you no longer use. These measures will help protect the environment.

We advise that you consult with your doctor or prescriber before you use or buy an Airomir Inhaler online.

You should clean you Airomir inhaler once a week. This is very important because sometimes the small hole where the medicine comes out can become blocked and therefore the Airomir inhaler is unable to work properly.

To clean your inhaler:

• Take the metal canister out of the plastic inhaler unit. The canister should not be put in water.
• Remove the plastic mouthpiece cover.
• Rinse both the plastic parts in warm, running water for at least 30 seconds.
• Let the water run through the mouthpiece.
• Turn the plastic inhaler unit around and let the water run through the unit for another 30 seconds.
• Shake off excess water and let dry completely.
• Replace the canister and mouthpiece cover.

When you buy an Airomir inhaler it will have this information with it.

We advise that you consult with your doctor or prescriber before you use or buy an Airomir Inhaler online.

You can find out more about your Airomir inhaler in the online Airomir inhaler patient information leaflet. It has a lot of useful information about your inhaler. If you have any more questions regarding your Airomir inhaler dont hesitate to use our completely free Ask-a-Pharmacist service. Were always here to help, before and after you buy an Airomir inhaler!

We advise that you consult with your doctor or prescriber before you use or buy an Airomir Inhaler online.

You should not dispose of an Airomir Inhaler in the general waste bin once you have finished using the item or if it has expired and is no longer usable. Please return it to your local pharmacy or GP surgery for the correct disposal.

There is no evidence to suggest that using an Airomir Inhaler is dangerous during pregnancy. Asthma symptoms must be managed during pregnancy but if you are concerned about how your Airomir Inhaler is affecting your unborn baby then you should seek your doctor’s advice immediately.

There is no evidence to suggest that your Airomir Inhaler will affect your use of any contraception.

Alternatives of an Airomir Inhaler can be a Ventolin Inhaler, Salbutamol Inhaler or Salamol Inhaler. All of these inhalers have the same active ingredient, but they are not necessarily interchangeable, and you should always seek advice from your doctor or prescriber before switching your treatment.

The primary function of an Airomir Inhaler is not for hay fever, but a doctor may advise otherwise. If you are contemplating purchasing an Airomir Inhaler for your hay fever, then you should first consult with your doctor or prescriber to make sure you receive the correct treatment for your condition. 

An Airomir Inhaler can be prescribed for conditions such as asthma. To get more information on whether you need an Airomir Inhaler for your asthma you should seek the advice of a doctor or prescriber.

An Airomir Inhaler is a reliever as it works to open up your airways and respiratory system.

An Airomir Inhaler and a Ventolin Inhaler both contain the same active ingredient, Salbutamol, and act as relievers. However, they can come in different forms and are not necessarily interchangeable. It is advised that our customers seek the advice of their doctor or prescriber before switching between medicines.

They contain different active ingredients. An Airomir Inhaler contains Salbutamol, whereas a Kelhale Inhaler contains Beclometasone. An Airomir Inhaler acts as a reliever by opening up your airways and respiratory system but a Kelhale Inhaler acts as an anti-inflammatory. However, you should always seek advice from your doctor or prescriber before considering a new treatment.

They contain different active ingredients. An Airomir Inhaler contains Salbutamol, whereas a Qvar Easi-Breathe contains Beclometasone. An Airomir Inhaler acts as a reliever by opening up your airways and respiratory system but a Qvar Easi-Breathe acts as an anti-inflammatory. However, you should always seek advice from your doctor or prescriber before considering a new treatment.

They contain different active ingredients. An Airomir Inhaler contains Salbutamol, whereas an Atrovent Inhaler contains an active ingredient called Ipratropium bromide. However, you should always seek advice from your doctor or prescriber before considering a new treatment.

An Airomir Inhaler and a Salamol Easi-Breathe both contain the same active ingredient, Salbutamol, and act as relievers. However, they can come in different forms and are not necessarily interchangeable. It is advised that our customers seek the advice of their doctor or prescriber before switching between medicines.