Digihaler FB 200 Inhaler

Digihaler FB 200 Inhaler is a fast-acting respiratory medication designed to provide relief from bronchial asthma, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, and other obstructive airway conditions. It combines modern formulation technology with clinically proven ingredients to relax the airway muscles, reduce inflammation, and improve airflow, allowing easier and more comfortable breathing. The inhaler is suitable for both adults and children under medical supervision, offering targeted delivery directly to the lungs for rapid symptom relief. Regular use, as prescribed by a healthcare professional, helps manage wheezing, shortness of breath, and chest tightness effectively. Digihaler FB 200 Inhaler is easy to use, portable, and ensures consistent dosing with each inhalation. By improving respiratory function and reducing airway obstruction, it supports long-term management of asthma and related respiratory conditions, enhancing the quality of life for patients with chronic breathing difficulties.

Benefits

• Provides fast relief from asthma symptoms

• Helps reduce wheezing and chest tightness

• Supports easy breathing in obstructive airway conditions

• Reduces inflammation in the respiratory tract

• Relieves shortness of breath

• Improves airflow to the lungs

• Acts directly on bronchial muscles for rapid effect

• Suitable for long-term asthma management under guidance

• Enhances overall respiratory function

• Portable and convenient for daily use

• Ensures consistent dosing with each inhalation

• Reduces frequency of asthma attacks when used regularly

• Gentle on airways for controlled relief

• Improves quality of life in chronic respiratory conditions

• Helps manage seasonal or trigger-based asthma

• Reduces reliance on oral medications for acute episodes

Side Effects

• Mild throat irritation

• Temporary coughing after inhalation

• Dry mouth or throat

• Rare cases of palpitations

• Mild dizziness in sensitive individuals

How to Use

• Shake the inhaler well before use

• Remove the cap and exhale fully

• Place the mouthpiece in your mouth and inhale deeply while pressing the canister

• Hold your breath for a few seconds before exhaling

• Rinse mouth with water after use to prevent irritation

• Follow the prescribed dosage schedule

How It Works

• Relaxes airway smooth muscles

• Reduces bronchial inflammation

• Opens up obstructed airways

• Improves airflow to lungs

• Provides rapid relief from bronchospasm

• Supports long-term asthma control

• Helps prevent frequent asthma exacerbations

• Targets symptoms directly in the lungs

• Enhances oxygen intake and respiratory efficiency

What to Avoid

• Avoid exceeding the prescribed dose

• Do not use without medical guidance

• Avoid sharing the inhaler with others

• Limit exposure to respiratory irritants

• Avoid smoking or secondhand smoke

• Avoid concurrent use of other inhalers without advice

• Do not use if the mouthpiece is damaged

• Avoid sudden discontinuation of regular asthma medications

• Avoid excessive caffeine intake which may increase palpitations

Safety Advice

• Keep out of reach of children

• Store at room temperature away from sunlight

• Check expiry date before use

• Use only as prescribed by a healthcare professional

• Rinse mouth after each use

• Discontinue if severe allergic reaction occurs

• Do not use if inhaler is damaged or clogged

• Follow scheduled doses to avoid overuse

• Monitor for unusual symptoms during initial use

Precautions

• Use with caution in patients with heart conditions

• Avoid use during pregnancy or breastfeeding unless prescribed

• Monitor blood pressure and heart rate if sensitive

• Consult a doctor if symptoms worsen or persist

• Maintain regular follow-ups for chronic asthma management

• Avoid combining with other bronchodilators without guidance

• Store in a cool, dry place to maintain efficacy

• Do not puncture or burn the inhaler canister

• Ensure proper cleaning of the mouthpiece regularly

• Use under supervision for elderly or pediatric patients