Generic
Iprasol HFA is a generic med with Salbutamol and ipratropium bromide. It comes as an inhaler and helps quickly open your lung airway.

Description
This inhalation aerosol is for COPD patients who still get bronchospasm even when using a regular bronchodilator. It uses HFA propellant, which is good because it does not harm ozone.

Benefits
Iprasol HFA gives extra relief by working with two drugs in one inhaler. It offers stronger bronchodilation and fast action for better breathing.

Ingredients
Med contains Salbutamol Sulphate 100mcg and ipatropium bromide 20mcg per puff. It's a simple mix, but work is mighty practical.

Uses and Doses
Use this inhaler for COPD patients with extra bronchospasm. The Adult dose is two puffs four times a day, not to exceed 12 puffs in 24 hours, as the doctor advises.

Side Effects
You may feel mild tremors, headaches, or muscle cramps. Some cough, chest discomfort, and nausea can happen, but these usually go away with proper use.

How to Use
Take off the cap and shake the inhaler hard. Exhale fully, put your mouth on the mouthpiece and slowly press the canister while inhaling. Hold your breath for about 10 seconds, then rinse your mouth after.

Pregnancy & Lactation
Ipratropium is category B so it safe for pregnant lady, but Salbutamol is category C so use only if benefit over risk. Nursing mothers must use it with caution.

Precautions and warnings
Do not use it if you are allergic to soya lecithin or any atropine-like drugs. Use caution if you take other similar medicines, as the risk for heart issues may rise.

Safety information
Store your inhaler in a cool and dry place away from direct sun. Do not puncture or incinerate an empty canister. Keep children out of reach and away from eyes.

Indications
This medication is indicated for COPD patients who still get bronchospasm with other treatments. It provides extra bronchodilation to ease breathing.

Pharmacology
Salbutamol works as a beta2 agonist,t while Ipratropium works as an anticholinergic. They team up to relax bronchial muscles and open your airway.

Therapeutic Class
Iprasol HFA belongs to the bronchodilator combination class, especially for COPD treatment.

Storage Conditions
Keep your inhaler in a cool, dry place, away from sunlight. Do not expose it to hearing,t and do not incinerate it even if the canister seems empty.

3 FAQ
Q: How many puffs can I use in a day? A: Not more than 12 puffs in 24 hours. Q: What if the inhaler is new? A: Shake well and release one puff in the air first. Q: Can I mix with other bronchodilators? A: Yes, but use it cautiously and follow the doctor's advice.

Disclaimer
This info is for guidance only. Always consult your doctor for proper diagnosis and treatment. The manufacturer is not responsible for any misuse of this med.

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