Product Overview
• Fast-acting reliever inhaler for asthma and COPD symptoms • Contains salbutamol sulfate (albuterol) 100µg per actuation – short-acting β2-agonist (SABA) • Pressurized metered-dose inhaler (pMDI) with 200 doses (≈1–2 month supply depending on use) • Suitable for adults and children ≥4 years for relief of wheezing, shortness of breath, and chest tightness • Pharmacy medicine in UAE (no prescription required for adults)
Product Description
Asthavent HFA Inhaler 100µg/200 doses is a trusted, generic version of Ventolin Evohaler manufactured by Julphar (UAE) or Rex Medical. It delivers salbutamol (albuterol) in a hydrofluoroalkane (HFA-134a) propellant – the modern, CFC-free formulation. Works within 5–15 minutes by relaxing bronchial smooth muscle, opening airways, and providing rapid symptom relief during asthma attacks or before exercise/trigger exposure. Lasts 4–6 hours. Standard blue reliever inhaler widely used in UAE clinics, schools, and homes. Shake well before each use; comes with patient instruction leaflet. Benefits • Fast relief – starts working in 5–15 minutes • 200-dose canister = long-lasting (usually 25–50 days at 4–8 puffs/day) • Prevents exercise-induced bronchospasm when taken 15–30 min before activity • Same active ingredient and dose as Ventolin Evohaler but more affordable • UAE-made (Julphar) – readily available and trusted locally How to Use Shake inhaler well before each use. Adults & children ≥12 years Relief of attack: 1–2 puffs as needed (max 8 puffs/24h) Before exercise/allergen: 2 puffs 15–30 min beforehand Children 4–11 years 1 puff (may increase to 2 puffs if needed) Max 4 puffs/24h Technique Remove cap, shake 4–5 times Breathe out fully Place mouthpiece in mouth, seal lips Press canister once while breathing in slowly & deeply Hold breath for 10 seconds Wait 30–60 seconds before second puff Rinse mouth after use (prevents thrush & hoarseness) Use spacer (e.g., AeroChamber) with children or if coordination is difficult. Important Notes • Reliever only – NOT a controller/preventer (still need daily preventer like Seretide, Symbicort if prescribed) • Counter shows remaining doses (turns red at 20–30 doses left) • Clean mouthpiece weekly with dry cloth (do NOT wash canister) • Seek medical help if: – Need reliever >2–3 times/week – No improvement after 8 puffs – Symptoms worsen at night or limit activity • Safe in pregnancy & breastfeeding when needed
