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What works better for you.... Pro-Air or Ventolin?

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I just doing my research on Albuterol inhaler. For me, I notice that Pro-air works better for me for quick relief. Please share your experience on your situation. If there any other inhaler that works better, please let me know.

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Hi sagittar. I've only been prescribed Ventolin so can't compare. It does make a difference, noticeable even when I'm singing. Hopefully someone will be along soon who will be able to answer your question.

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Greatbanks in reply toErgendl

Ditto I only have ventolin to and serertide and Ekllra Genuair recently the latter been a god send , it took one of nebules away the improtrium bromide not sure if spelt correctly !

Apparently the nebule for nebuliser was only short acting the new inhaler works for longer it really helps ! Going see your respiratory nurse helps she changed this inhaler , they have more info on products and we cansonetines end up using our old prescription meds when new ones have come on the market . I'm very grateful for there help

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HampshireLass

Albuterol in USA = Salbutomol (one brand name is Ventolin) in Europe.

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tamariki

Since being diagbosed with COPD, I have had several different types of inhalers. The only one that is used for sudden shortage of breath is Ventolin. Must be good, it has been around for years.

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sagittar

The reason I asked this question is because I read that Pro-Air Albuterol contains ethanol and ventolin does not. I guess ethanol is not good for the lungs. Then I found out that Qvar also contains ethanol, and that what I use for maintenance.....yikes. Any comments will be helpful.

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