Experiences with

Intal

I used to take Intal 15+ years ago in the USA, before I got on a biologic, and I found it more effective than the "blue inhaler" in helping me exercise. Once I got on the biologic and desensitization shots, I did not need Intal.

(intal) I really don't understand. She's saying that of all the people with asthma these 2 work fine as long as the asthma is controlled but for any other condition this common there are 10s of options. And they are all used because different medication works on different people.

Got my first Intal inhaler at 10 and soon moved on on the blue and brown. Seen dozens of nurses and doctors over the years in regular asthma checks, been through it all.

The best in hailer for me was the old spincap containing Intal Orange capsules. Does anyone have any lying around that they don’t use? Fisons stopped production around 1999 I think? Don’t worry about the use by date! :0)

Intal, the inhaled version of sodium cromoglycate, should be available this week (May 10, 2021). Glad to report this progress.

Does anyone know if this medication is still available in England?

https://healthunlocked.com/asthmauk/posts/143760377 In the future I’ll probably do a page covering the common add on therapies (montelukast, spiriva, intal, theophylline etc etc) but that’s for another day and another post - this post is long enough!

Intal Some people with mast cell diseases use the sodium cromoglycate inhaler, Intal. The producer, Sanofi, confirmed today that it is out of stock but is expected back in late October.

I’m on fostair 200/6, spiriva, intal and salbutamol inhalers, antihistamines, montelukast, theophylline, maintenance pred and 2 prophylactic antibiotics and there’s no scope to reduce anything really as I’m still not fully controlled (just had a steroid wean admission a few weeks ago).

I keep looking at the other mast cell stabilisers such as Sodium Cromoglicate and Nedocromil Sodium inhalers (which I believe can have brand names of Intal and Tilade).

There appears to be some inhalers, Intal and Tilade too. Does anyone have any experience of these inhalers? Has anyone found them to be beneficial? I'd like to suggest these to the asthma nurse, but would like an insight into them first.

There appears to be some inhalers, Intal and Tilade too. Does anyone have any experience of these inhalers? Has anyone found them to be beneficial? I'd like to suggest these to the asthma nurse, but would like an insight into them first.

FYI: I am back on the Intal (don't believe them if they say it doesn't exist anymore!!) I kept myself afloat with yogic breathing for about two years because of a very unforgivable professional's misinformation. Relying on 'The Blue One' is a risky road to tread.

Hi I have just had this inhaler added to top up my seretide dose and I wondered if anyone else has used this and how long did it take to get any benefits?

Many years ago Intal standard inhaler worked great for me, but is now unavailable for a long time, any known places it can be purchased.

When I was a lad & first got an inhaler (Intal), & through my time on Ventolin, Becotide, etc, I was always told to leave 2 minutes. This apparently was to give my lungs a rest between doses & allow the medicine to absorb.

Symbicort an intal

I wondered if anyone has used an inhaler like Tilade or Intal, along with their steroid preventer, to help with symptoms during exercise?

I probably took Intal from around 1972 to possible 1996, when i was informed that the drug would no longer be made and was being discontinued. Oh Great!

I have found that Intal helps me a lot. I take 20 mg a day. The doctor suggested I try 40. The easiest and cheapest way to get that would be to get the Intal spincaps and the spinhaler. I cannot find the spinhaler anywhere on any website. Does anybody know where I can find one?