Question 1

How often can I use my Airomir inhaler?

Accepted Answer

Use it only when you need relief – up to 16 puffs in 24 hours. If you need it more than twice a week, see your doctor; your asthma may not be well controlled.

Question 2

What should I do if I miss a dose?

Accepted Answer

Airomir is taken only when needed, so there is no routine schedule. If you realise you need it, take it as usual. Do not take extra puffs to make up.

Question 3

Can children use Airomir Autohaler?

Accepted Answer

Yes, children can use Airomir under adult supervision. The dose is the same (1–2 puffs), but they must be able to follow the inhalation instructions correctly.

Question 4

Can I use Airomir with other inhalers?

Accepted Answer

Yes, but always use your reliever (Airomir) first, then wait a few minutes before using your preventer inhaler (if separate). This opens the airways for better deposition of the preventer.

Question 5

How do I know when my Airomir is empty?

Accepted Answer

Test‑fire as described in the leaflet: push lever up and press the dose release slide. If no puff is felt or heard after four attempts, the canister is empty. Replace it.