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Ventolin (blue) Salbutamol Inhalers

Ventolin inhalers (commonly referred to as the “blue” inhalers) are a safe and effective treatment option that relieves the symptoms of breathlessness and wheezing that are associated with asthma. 

What are Ventolin inhalers and what are they used for? 

Ventolin inhalers are used for short-term relief of asthma and can also be used to stop asthma symptoms from occurring after exercise. The active ingredient is salbutamol, which can dilate airways and ease breathing within five minutes.  The two versions of Ventolin inhalers available are the Accuhaler and the Evohaler. The Accuhaler is a plastic device that contains a 60-blister strip. Each of these contains a 200mcg dosage that combines microfine salbutamol and lactose. The Evohaler is a pressurized metal device – each inhalation contains 100mcg of salbutamol. The propellant used in the Evohaler is HFA-134a, which is much less harmful to the environment than older propellants. Each of these inhalers will provide relief within one or two doses. 

How does Ventolin work? 

Salbutamol-base inhalers, which include Ventolin, are referred to as relievers. These are used when necessary to relieve the symptoms of asthma. Ventolin can also be used preemptively if you are exercising or are around something that can trigger your asthma. Mild asthma is often treated with just a reliever inhaler but can also be used alongside a preventive inhaler.  Salbutamol is referred to as a short-acting beta 2 agonist. Beta 2 is responsible for relaxing the muscles in the airways and relieves the symptoms of breathlessness, coughing, and chest tightness associated with asthma. 

What is asthma?

 Asthma is a condition that affects roughly 8 million people in the UK. It involves inflammation of the tubes that connect the windpipes to the lungs (the bronchi). Inflammation, swelling, and excess mucus all combine to narrow the airways and lead to breathlessness, coughing, wheezing, and other symptoms associated with asthma.  People's experiences with asthma vary, some develop it as children and then later grow out of it. However, asthma can affect anyone, no matter their age or sex. It’s not directly understood what causes asthma, but there are potential genetic and environmental causes. 

Alternatives to Ventolin

There are no over-the-counter alternatives to Ventolin. If you believe your asthma medication is not effective or you want to switch inhalers, you should speak to your doctor or GP and ask them to evaluate the effectiveness of your current treatment.  If your asthma is severe, you should immediately speak to your doctor, as other treatments can help keep your asthma under control.  You should have regular check-ups or reviews with a doctor to evaluate if you’re asthma is getting more under control or not. 

Buy Ventolin instructions

Ventolin inhalers should be used as necessary to relieve the symptoms of an asthma attack. They can also be used 20 minutes in advance of exercise or before exposure to a trigger or allergen (if you’re aware of it).  The recommended dose is one from the Accuhaler or two from Evohaler. Do not exceed eight puffs in 24 hour period. If you’re using your reliever inhaler more than three times a week it could mean your asthma is not under control. 

For the Ventolin Evohaler:

• Remove the cap from the mouthpiece
• Hold the device upright and shake it thoroughly
• Exhale as much as possible
• Place the mouthpiece in your mouth
• Press the top of the canister to release the medicine as you begin to inhale
• Remove the device from your mouth
• Hold your breath in for up to 10 seconds
• Exhale slowly

For the Ventolin Accuhaler:

• Open the device by rotating the thumb grip until it clicks
• Hold the device with the mouthpiece facing you
• Push the lever away from you as far as it will go
• Exhale as much as possible
• Inhale as you press down on the top
• Remove the device from your mouth
• Hold your breath in for up to 10 seconds
• Exhale slowly

Ventolin Ingredients

The active ingredient contained in Ventolin Evohaler & Accuhaler is salbutamol sulfate. The Ventolin Evohaler also contains the propellant HFA-134a. The Ventolin Accuhaler also contains lactose.

Ventolin side effects

Buy Ventolin is generally recognized as a safe and effective treatment option for asthma, but potential side effects can include: 

• Headache
• Mild trembling or shaking
• Cough
• Throat irritation
• Muscle pain
• Muscle cramps
• Chest pain

You should inform your doctor if these side effects are prevalent or bother you. 

Ventolin Warnings

Ventolin inhalers should not be used if:

• You go into early labour

You should inform your doctor of the following conditions before you use Ventolin inhalers: 

• Thyroid problems
• High blood pressure
• A history of heart disease
• Irregular heart rhythm.

You should also inform your doctor if you take or intend to take any of these medicines:

• Xanthines (such as aminophylline or theophylline)
• Steroids
• Diuretics
• Medicines for arrhythmia.

You should always read the patient information leaflet that comes with the product before using any new medicine.    Sources:  https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/2670512/ https://cks.nice.org.uk/topics/asthma/prescribing-information/beta-2-agonists/ https://statistics.blf.org.uk/asthma#:~:text=Numbers%20of%20people%20with%20asthma%20How%20many%20people,the%20population%20%E2%80%93%20have%20been%20diagnosed%20with%20asthma. https://www.nhs.uk/medicines/salbutamol-inhaler/ https://www.drugs.com/drug-interactions/albuterol,ventolin.html#:~:text=There%20are%205%20disease%20interactions%20with%20Ventolin%20%28albuterol%29,Diabetes.%203%20Hypokalemia.%204%20Seizures.%205%20Renal%20Dysfunction.