Fostair

Buy Fostair Inhaler Online

If you're looking for a convenient service, purchasing a Fostair inhaler from Pharmacy Online lets you get asthma treatment straight to your door. Fostair Inhalers, better known as the Pink Asthma Inhaler, are prescription-only medications, so you'll need to complete an assessment before we issue them.

Our pharmacists will review your answers and determine whether Fostair inhalers are right for your needs. You can choose from standard or express shipping options, and we'll dispatch the product in discreet packaging.

When to Use Fostair Inhalers?

Fostair inhalers are effective treatments for asthma, as they reduce symptoms and can offer support during an attack.

Here are the most popular use cases for the inhalers:

• Daily Asthma Treatment: The inhalers are used daily to control asthma symptoms and prevent them from worsening.
• Reliever Inhalers: If you're experiencing an asthma attack, Fostair inhalers can prevent it from getting out of control and regulate your breathing.
• Extra Support: If your asthma isn't controlled with standard inhaler treatments, a doctor or pharmacist may recommend Fostair as an add-on treatment.
• COPD: People with COPD can use Fostair 100/6 inhalers to reduce their symptoms. However, this should only be with medical advice.

Fostair Inhalers Age Restrictions:

The Fostair Pink Inhaler is only suitable for adults over 18. It's a powerful treatment, and there are safer alternatives for children. Please speak to your doctor or a registered pharmacist.

How to Use Fostair Inhalers?

If you're using a new inhaler, you'll need to prime it beforehand. To do so

• Remove the cap, hold the inhaler away from you, with the mouthpiece away from your face, and push it down to release a puff into the air.
• When using the inhaler, breathe out first and then place your mouth around the mouthpiece. Breathe in slowly and push down on the inhaler to release the medication.
• Continue to breathe in and hold your breath for around five to ten seconds.

If prescribed, follow the same steps to take the second puff, then rinse your mouth with water.

Each inhaler has a dose counter; when it reaches 20, a new prescription must be ordered.

When to avoid using the Fostair Pink Inhaler?

If any of the following apply, you should avoid using the Fostair inhaler and seek alternatives:

• Allergies: If you're sensitive or allergic to any of the ingredients in Fostair, it's essential to avoid using it, as you could suffer a severe allergic reaction.
• Heart Problems: People with angina, heart disease, and high cholesterol may need to avoid using Fostair - especially if the condition is severe.
• High Blood Pressure: Fostair cannot be used by people with high blood pressure that isn't currently controlled through treatment.

Fostair Pink Inhaler Precautions

While the following won't automatically rule you out of using Fostair, it's important to seek medical advice:

• Thyroid Issues: Overactive thyroid symptoms can potentially worsen when using Fostair.
• Diabetes: Fostair in high doses can potentially increase your blood glucose levels, so it's important to monitor them when using the inhaler.
• Pregnancy/Breastfeeding: Other asthma treatments are better for women who are pregnant or breastfeeding, as Fostair could potentially cause complications.
• Medication Interactions: Some medicines, including beta-blockers, other asthma or COPD treatments, and some antidepressants, can cause potential interactions. Please inform your doctor or pharmacist of any medications you're using.

Ingredients of Fostair Inhaler

It contains two active ingredients - beclometasone dipropionate and formoterol fumarate dihydrate:

• Beclometasone dipropionate, a corticosteroid, is an anti-inflammatory that reduces irritation and swelling in the lungs. Corticosteroids are regularly used to suppress the immune system, which is pivotal to treating the symptoms and complications of asthma and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD).
• Formoterol fumarate dihydrate is a muscle relaxant that allows the lungs to dilate, allowing the patient to breathe easier. It belongs to a family of drugs called Long-Acting Bronchodilators (LABA).

Both these active ingredients combined in the Fostair Inhaler will give the patient relief from asthma and COPD symptoms for long periods of time.