Albuterol for COPD User Reviews
Brand names: Ventolin, Ventolin HFA, ProAir HFA, Proventil HFA, ProAir RespiClick Vospire ER
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"Try to 'titrate' medication to suit your body reaction. My med instructions specify 2 puffs per day, twice daily - that's 4 puffs per day. That was way too much for me, and I felt 'bagged up' with medication. I wound the dosage down to one puff per day. That's enough for me. (Experienced pretty rough withdrawal symptoms for three to four days)."