Product Images Albuterol Sulfate

This is a chart showing the percentage change in FEV (forced expiratory volume) from predose in a 12-week clinical trial. Three groups were tested - the first group used albuterol sulfate inhalation aerosol (2 puffs, four times daily, n=183), the second group used CFC 11/12 albuterol (2 puffs, four times daily, n=186), and the third group used HFA-134a placebo (2 puffs, four times daily, n=186). The x-axis shows the time in hours and the y-axis shows the percentage change in FEV.*

The text provides a labeled diagram of a medical device or inhaler, showing a side view, top view, and various parts labeled, including the dose indicator, display window, pointer, canister, actuator, mouthpiece, and cap. It could be helpful for someone looking to identify or understand the parts of this specific inhaler model.*

This is information about Albuterol Sulfate Inhalation Aerosol. The text talks about its recommended dosage, side effects, and warnings. It says that it should not be used more frequently than recommended, and its use may be dangerous. This product contains no Chlorofluorocarbon and provides 200 metered inhalations. The text recommends shaking well before use and not spraying it in the eyes. It is manufactured by Cipla Ltd and distributed by American of Packaging.*

This is a prescription-only inhalation aerosol containing microsuspension of albuterol sulfate, oleic acid, HFA-134a, and ethanol. Each use delivers 90 mcg of albuterol. The medicine helps relieve breathing difficulties. Medical help should be sought instantly if breathing difficulties persist. The product should be stored at a temperature of 20°C to 25°C and shaken well prior to usage. Manufactured by Cipla Ltd. Distributed by American Health Packaging. It comes with an enclosed actuator and a dose indicator that provide 200 metered inhalations with net contents of 6.7g. The product's full prescription information can be found on the package insert.*