Reviewer: FEDERICO, 55-64 Male on Treatment for 6 months to less than 1 year (Patient)

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Reviewer: 45-54 on Treatment for less than 1 month (Patient)

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I have allergic asthma that for years has required use of an albuterol inhaler when symptoms appear (mostly seasonal). My doctor switched me to this one because he said the delivery method was better. I did find it easy to use and felt it delivered a more consistent dose than the regular proair inhaler, which has a weak and unreliable spray. However, the respiclick worsened my asthma significan ... Show Full Comment

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I have allergic asthma that for years has required use of an albuterol inhaler when symptoms appear (mostly seasonal). My doctor switched me to this one because he said the delivery method was better. I did find it easy to use and felt it delivered a more consistent dose than the regular proair inhaler, which has a weak and unreliable spray. However, the respiclick worsened my asthma significantly, and also gave me chest pains. Most of the symptoms disappeared fairly quickly after switching back to my old inhaler, but it was several days before I was back to normal again. This time I'm insisting that my doctor let me go back to a Ventolin inhaler, which sprays much better than the proair. It costs more but it's worth it.
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Reviewer: Docsgram, 45-54 on Treatment for 10 years or more (Patient)

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Although the flip to fill seems innovative, the normal albuterol was simple enough. I've used this 35 years. Now I have been given the RespiClick inhaler. I have had it two days and have been unable to get any relief from it. The instructions tell me to click, suck as hard as possible to get medicine out, and then hold it as long as possible before breathing out. Whoever designed this doesn ... Show Full Comment

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Although the flip to fill seems innovative, the normal albuterol was simple enough. I've used this 35 years. Now I have been given the RespiClick inhaler. I have had it two days and have been unable to get any relief from it. The instructions tell me to click, suck as hard as possible to get medicine out, and then hold it as long as possible before breathing out. Whoever designed this doesn't have the asthma blockage I am used to. When I need the medicine, I can barely take a short breath of air. There is no way for me to take a deep, or slightly deep breath. Doctor said to take every four hours so that it is not a rescue situation. However, since no medicine is going in, I just struggle for four hours, and then try twice again, to no avail. I have had the device for two days and have used thirty doses according to the meter. (I have attempted to use it twelve times.) This product is useless.
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Reviewer: angry customer, 19-24 Female on Treatment for less than 1 month (Patient)

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I have only ever used one inhaler before this, seeing as I found out recently that I have asthma. I have CHRONIC asthma which means I am constantly struggling to breath. I finally got a new inhaler after 2 1/2 months and I got this, Proair Respiclick. I HATE IT!! I can't breath and need IMMEDIATE help when my asthma decided to get worse. Now I don't have insurance so I'm stuck with thi ... Show Full Comment

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I have only ever used one inhaler before this, seeing as I found out recently that I have asthma. I have CHRONIC asthma which means I am constantly struggling to breath. I finally got a new inhaler after 2 1/2 months and I got this, Proair Respiclick. I HATE IT!! I can't breath and need IMMEDIATE help when my asthma decided to get worse. Now I don't have insurance so I'm stuck with this. I am VERY disappointed and quite frankly pissed the f*** off.
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Reviewer: Jessicajean5352 , 25-34 on Treatment for less than 1 month (Patient)

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I was given a prescription for a albuterol inhaler along with a coupon for a free fill. Upon getting it home and opening it I quickly realized that this was not my normal inhaler. It is fairly easy to use but I do not like the fact that it does not contain a propellant and it does not seem to act as fast as my normal albuterol inhaler. Also I have used the inhaler twice now....one last night and o ... Show Full Comment

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I was given a prescription for a albuterol inhaler along with a coupon for a free fill. Upon getting it home and opening it I quickly realized that this was not my normal inhaler. It is fairly easy to use but I do not like the fact that it does not contain a propellant and it does not seem to act as fast as my normal albuterol inhaler. Also I have used the inhaler twice now....one last night and once this morning. Both times I began getting a very intense, dull throbbing in my head. Headaches are listed on the side effects and its definitely one of them. A very unpleasant one that never happened with my usual inhaler. Happy to have a free inhaler for emergencies but if I had my choice I would stick with the propelled version over the dry powder any day.
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