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Prodair Respiclick Research Paper

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What is ProAir® RespiClick? ProAir® RespiClick (albuterol sulfate) is a dry powder inhaler that has no spray. Medication delivery is “breath-activated,” which reduces the need for hand-breath coordination during inhalation. Instead, you CLICK and inhale the measured dose of medicine (22) What are the approved uses for ProAir® RespiClick? ProAir® RespiClick Inhalation Powder is indicated in patients 12 years or older for the treatment or prevention of bronchospasm with reversible obstructive airway disease and for the prevention of Exercise-induced Bronchospasm (EIB). (21) How does ProAir® RespiClick compare to ProAir® HFA? ProAir® RespiClick ProAir® HFA • Inhaled Powder • Inhaled Aerosol (23) • No priming or shaking required • Priming and …show more content…

(27) • No routine maintenance is required. When device is dirty simply wipe with dry cloth to clean. • No priming or shaking is needed. • No spacer or holding chamber. • ProAir® RespiClick is breath-activated, making it very easy to use. The force applied by inhalation is enough to trigger the release of albuterol. What are the storage requirments of ProAir® RespiClick? (8) • ProAir® RespiClick needs to be stored at room temperature. Between 59°F - 77°F (15°C - 77°C) What are some of the side effects of ProAir® RespiClick? • Some common side effects ProAir® RespiClick include backpain, body aches and pains, upset stomach, sinus headache, increased heart rate, dizziness, sore throat, runny nose, and urinary tract infections. (2)(6)(7) What are the ingredients in ProAir® RespiClick? (9) • Active: Albuterol Sulfate • Inactive: Lactose (may contain milk proteins) Warnings and Precautions with ProAir® RespiClick: • Do not use ProAir® RespiClick (albuterol sulfate) Inhalation Powder if you are allergic to albuterol sulfate, lactose, or milk proteins. Contact your doctor right away if you develop red, itchy bumps on your skin, swelling beneath your skin or in your throat, rash or worsening trouble breathing. If you have a milk allergy, the ProAir HFA inhaler will still be available.

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