Reviewer: notbreathing39, 35-44 Female on Treatment for 1 to 6 months (Patient)

Comment:
This useless device is loud and obnoxious, if you don't hold it a certain way the drug powder will not fully enter where it has to work. Causes headaches and nausea where the old liquid proair did not. Also it is .12cents to make these inhalers, why are they $75.00???

Comment:
This useless device is loud and obnoxious, if you don't hold it a certain way the drug powder will not fully enter where it has to work. Causes headaches and nausea where the old liquid proair did not. Also it is .12cents to make these inhalers, why are they $75.00???
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Reviewer: Rizzo, 45-54 Female on Treatment for less than 1 month (Patient)

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I have suffered for 2 weeks with a sudden onset of asthma due to environmental changes. Since I've never had asthma, I was not sure what was happening. My doctor today told me what it was and gave me a RespiClick inhaler with a script for steroids. I didn't notice anything on the first use of the inhaler (2 pouches) right away; however, about 2 hours post, my coughing had been greatly r ... Show Full Comment

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I have suffered for 2 weeks with a sudden onset of asthma due to environmental changes. Since I've never had asthma, I was not sure what was happening. My doctor today told me what it was and gave me a RespiClick inhaler with a script for steroids. I didn't notice anything on the first use of the inhaler (2 pouches) right away; however, about 2 hours post, my coughing had been greatly reduced. I just took the 2nd set of inhalations and my cough is significantly better!
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Reviewer: 19-24 Male on Treatment for less than 1 month (Patient)

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Unlike the old ProAir HFA inhalers, this one has no propellants and relies upon your ability to breathe strongly, at least as strong as a healthy individual with no need for an inhaler, to obtain the medication. Unfortunately, during an asthma attack, I cannot breathe strongly enough to use the product, as I am having difficulty breathing. Thus, I cannot receive the medication and have to wait out ... Show Full Comment

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Unlike the old ProAir HFA inhalers, this one has no propellants and relies upon your ability to breathe strongly, at least as strong as a healthy individual with no need for an inhaler, to obtain the medication. Unfortunately, during an asthma attack, I cannot breathe strongly enough to use the product, as I am having difficulty breathing. Thus, I cannot receive the medication and have to wait out my asthma attack without any help, hoping I don't pass out or worse. This new system is outright useless; it does not work.
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Reviewer: cantbreathe15, 25-34 Female on Treatment for less than 1 month (Patient)

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So for the Respiclick by Proair is seeming to be very ineffective. Very disappointed

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So for the Respiclick by Proair is seeming to be very ineffective. Very disappointed
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