Flixotide

Flixotide inhalers are available in both an Accuhaler version and Evohaler version from OnlineClinic. You can order completely online without the need to book and attend a doctor's appointment in person, getting your medication directly delivered to an address of your choice. As an Accuhaler, Flixotide is available in 50mcg, 100mcg and 250mcg, whilst Evohaler is available in 50mcg, 125mcg and 250mcg.

Treating mild to severe respiratory symptoms in conditions such as asthma and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) requires regular and long-term treatment, which is easily obtainable online. As inhalers have an expiry, doctors always advise to keep your supply up-to-date and well stocked. Being prescription medication, you must complete a consultation, which you can do online within minutes.

Flixotide is a preventative inhaler treatment meaning it should be used on a daily basis in the long-term to prevent symptoms of respiratory conditions from occurring, rather than reliever inhalers that are used on a needs-be basis. Fluxotide is available in both Evohaler and Accuhaler forms, however both are just as effective as each other, using the same active ingredient to reduce swelling in the airways.

As respiratory conditions are very often life-long, asthma and COPD for example, preventative inhalers such as Flixotide can offer relief from symptoms on a daily basis.

To reduce inflammation within the airways and help you breathe easier, Flixotide Accuhalers and Evohalers contain the same active ingredient called fluticasone propionate. Belonging to the group known as corticosteroid, by inhaling straight into your system, Flixotide can get to work much quicker. The only difference between Accuhalers and Evohalers is the way in which they are taken, not in how they work.

Using Flixotide effectively after purchase will depend the type of inhaler you have ordered. Whilst Accuhalers and Evohalers work in exactly the same way, activating the dosage is slightly different, although both are easy to use.

Flixotide Evohaler

• Remove the cap
• Sit up straight or stand for maximum effectiveness
• Place mouth over the nozzle
• Push down to release the medicine
• Inhale deeply
• Hold breath for up to 10 seconds

Flixotide Accuhaler

• Open the sider until it clicks
• Sit up straight or stand for maximum effectiveness
• Place mouth over the nozzle
• Inhale deeply
• Hold breath for up to 10 seconds

The amount of times you should ingest Flixotide differs daily depending on the dosage and type of inhaler you have purchased. The patient leaflet is attached at the right of this page and should be read thoroughly before buying.

For mild asthma, it is usually advised to start with a couple of puffs, twice a day, morning and evening. For severe asthma, a higher dosage will be offered and this should to be taken twice a day as well.

Flixotide is available in a range of dosages in either a Accuhaler or Evohaler making it a versatile option to consider when buying a treatment for mild to severe asthma or COPD. At OnlineClinic, we offer 50mcg, 125mcg and 250mcg in the Evohaler and 50mcg, 100mcg and 250mcg in the Accuhaler format with the recommended starting dosage being 100mcg. This can alter if you are not noticing an improvement or are experiencing side effects to higher or lower dosages respectively.

Flixotide can be available to buy in a 100mcg dosage, however your doctor should recommend this if you have severe symptoms of certain respiratory conditions.

Side effects with Flixotide are rare and few, however they can occur. Luckily, you can adjust the dose, meaning the likelihood of you finding a treatment particularly high. Side effects can include oral thrush and a sore throat. Some find having a glass of water a couple of minutes after inhaling can help these symptoms, however if they persist, please visit your doctor to talk about alternative treatment.

There are some precautions to consider before buying Flixotide. You should reconsider Flixotide, if you are or have:

• Allergic of any of the ingredients
• Tuberculosis
• Pregnant or breastfeeding
• Using another steroidal treatment