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—Posted by Anonymous

30 Mar 2013

I was glad to see new Pro-Air had a built-in counter. However, as I used it, my asthma symptoms worsened & I wheezed more & woke up wheezing & short of breath. I thought I' try omitting the rescue inhaler. Since stopping, I've had little need for anything more than ADVAIR and I only use albuterol with nebulizer (electric) or with hand-held nebulizer rarely. I wonder if it was the propellant, if that has been changed, as I did not have this experience before with Pro-Air

—Posted by Pristine

14 Feb 2013

Does anyone else think this medication has an aftertaste akin to the flavor of fresh green grapes? In other news, I have also experienced this inhaler's refusal to spray, just as grandmamean explained. I find that I need to press hard with my index and middle fingers combined with extra pressure from the rest of my hand, and not just my fingers or thumb. Still, it doesn't work at its best every time. The thick brown mucous occurrence never has happened to me, but sounds absolutely terrifying. A pediatrician new to my doctor's office has often recommend that I use this inhaler instead of a nebulizer for terrible cold-related chest congestion. I didn't - I still had good albuterol to use with my nebulizer and didn't trust the thing to do better than the moisture + medication a nebulizer provides.. I haven't tried to use ProAir HFA with a major case of chest congestion so I cannot comment well on its effectiveness. I do, however, notice when the inhaler is effective during a cold (which I have right now). I can certainly breathe deeper and find my light congestion easier to be rid of when it wasn't really loosening up beforehand. It's especially effective for me after waking up and congestion has settled in my chest. My asthma is not severe, not since I reached adulthood. I have only used this inhaler on and off for 2 years - this week being the most extensively I believe I have used it. I have previously used a blue generic inhaler I cannot remember the name of (just prior to receiving ProAir - I think it was a FloVent generic), and both Flovent and I think the white Warrick inhaler when I was a kid. I really wouldn't say it works as well as those did, but they used a different (wet) propellant - right? That's a pretty big deal.

—Posted by Shroom