Product Images Asmanex

The product is called "ASHANEK THIST 226HCG INHALER" with a lot number "b 6gop" and an expiration date of "01/60". It is distributed by "PHYSICIANS TOTAL CARE" and has an NDC code of "54868-5547-1". The text at the bottom "I llIlIIlIIIIIIIII[IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII\I" and "55470300000" are not readable and do not provide any useful information.*

Figure 2 shows the result of a 12-week trial in patients who were already on inhaled corticosteroids and the mean change in FEV (in liters) after using Asmanex Twisthaler in comparison to placebo. The trial included different dosages of Asmanex, such as 220mcg once daily, 440mcg once daily, and 220mcg twice daily, as well as a placebo group. The results indicated a significant improvement in FEV in patients using Asmanex compared to placebo.*

Figure 3 shows the results of a 12-week trial in children ages 4 to 11 regarding the percent-predicted FEV. The graph illustrates the change from the baseline over time and at the endpoint, categorized by treatment group. The mean change in % predicted FEV is shown for Phesbo and Femwex 10mcg. The evaluation includes Baseline, Day 4, Week 1, Week 2, Week 4, Week 8, Week 12, and Endpoint data. The endpoint refers to the last available data for each subject.*

The text is a description of two figures related to an inhaler. The first figure is the inhaler in an upright position and the second figure is the inhaler with its cap removed.*

This text provides instructions on how to use an inhaler. It advises the user to hold the inhaler in an upright position and twist the cap counterclockwise to open it. The figure shows how removing the cap loads the dose.*

The text explains about ventilation holes and gives a warning not to cover them while inhaling the dose. It also references Figure 4, which could be a diagram or image related to inhalation.*

This text provides instructions for closing and properly loading the Tnhaler inhaler. The text explains how to align the Indented Arrow with the Dose Counter, how to replace the cap and turn it clockwise until it clicks, and how to listen for the click to ensure the cap is fully closed. Following these steps is the only way to properly load the inhaler and ensure the next dose is loaded correctly. There is also a labeled diagram of the inhaler to assist with the instructions.*