salbutamol 100mcg 1 inhaler
from £9.99salbutamol 100mcg in a 1 inhaler presentation. A prescriber checks whether this specific option fits your assessment and current medicines.
A reliever inhaler should not replace good asthma control. This pathway checks symptoms and recent use before considering limited continuation supply.
salbutamol 100mcg in a 1 inhaler presentation. A prescriber checks whether this specific option fits your assessment and current medicines.
salbutamol 100mcg in a 2 inhalers presentation. A prescriber checks whether this specific option fits your assessment and current medicines.
Medicine and assessment prices are shown in GBP. Optional review and delivery charges are itemised before payment.
Arrange an asthma review if you use your reliever often, wake at night, miss preventer doses or have not had an annual review.
Call 999 for severe breathlessness, difficulty speaking, blue lips or symptoms not improving with your emergency plan.
Emergency: call 999 · Urgent advice: NHS 111
Reliever inhalers can ease asthma symptoms quickly, but frequent reliance can signal poorly controlled asthma.
We confirm an asthma diagnosis and ask about reliever frequency, night symptoms, attacks and annual review.
Options in this service include salbutamol or Ventolin Evohaler. Availability does not mean a particular option is safe for you; the prescriber makes that decision.
The prescriber may limit supply and direct you to an asthma review rather than approve another inhaler.
No. A prescriber may decline, ask for more information or recommend another route of care. If treatment is declined after payment, the treatment payment is refunded in full.
Independent sources
General patient information. Read the sources and patient information leaflet; individual treatment requires clinical assessment.
About 6 minutes of questions. Reviewed by a registered prescriber, usually the same day.
Ventolin Evohaler 100mcg per actuation in a 1 inhaler (200 actuations) presentation. A prescriber checks whether this specific option fits your assessment and current medicines.
Options are shown for information. The prescriber makes the final clinical decision.