Vospire (albuterol) offers the benefits of albuterol in tablet form. Most patients who have asthma or chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) are probably familiar with albuterol inhalers; this fast-acting bronchodilator is the gold standard as far as rescue inhalers.

Tablets are a little different; to compare them:

• Inhalers are fast-acting, working in seconds or moments; tablets can take up to 30 minutes before effects are felt, and up to 2 hours for maximum benefit.
• Inhalers wear off quickly; tablets last considerably longer, 6 or 8 hours.
• Inhalers deliver the medication directly to the lungs; tablets, delivered systemically, are somewhat less potent with respect to breathing. This can be compensated for with dosage, however.

In other words, patients may not want to buy Vospire tablets as a rescue treatment; keeping a rescue inhaler on hand is wise. However, Vospire can significantly help manage asthma, reducing the need for a rescue inhaler. Albuterol inhalers and nebulizer fluid can be browsed here.

Patients who can't use, or are averse to, steroids may also be interested in buying Vospire tablets; the medication can provide similar long-term benefits with none of the steroid-associated risks.

Vospire can be used in patients of all ages, provide the patient is able to swallow tablets. Those age 12 and up are treated the same as adults; ages 11 and under will need modified dosing. Parents would do well to speak with a doctor before buying Vospire for any patient under age 12.

Taking Vospire

Vospire comes in tablets, which can be taken with or without food as desired. The exact dose depends on a number of personal variables; however, children under age 12 should not take more than 2 to 6 mg in a single dose nor exceed 24 mg in a day. Patients age 12 and up can take 4 to 8 mg in a single dose and up to 32 mg per day.

Patients buy Vospire tablets for several purposes, as they can be taken:

• To help with a currently happening attack;
• Prior to an anticipated attack;
• To manage chronic, mild symptoms.

To help with a currently happening attack, treatment should begin at the first symptoms or as soon as possible. Rescue inhalers may be needed until tablets begin working, about 30 minutes.

Some attacks can be anticipated, such as exercise-induced asthma or COPD flare-ups, or visiting a friend who has animals a patient is allergic to. In these instances a tablet should be taken about 2 hours prior to the anticipated activity, and another may be taken every 6 to 8 hours for as long as the activity continues, provided patients do not exceed the total daily dose.

Some patients have low-level, chronic issues, wheezing, coughing, being short of breath while talking, and so forth, even if not necessarily bad enough to warrant rescue inhaler use. These patients often buy Vospire to eliminate or minimize these symptoms.

In patients age 12 and up, here are the maximum treatment guidelines:

• Start with 4 mg taken three or four times per day at evenly-spaced intervals.
• If 4 mg doses do not alleviate symptoms, dosage may increase to 8 mg taken four times per day at evenly-spaced intervals.
• Do not exceed 32 mg (8 mg taken four times) per day.
• Do not take more than 8 mg in a single dose.

Parents who buy Vospire for patients under 12 should:

• Start with 2 mg taken three or four times per day at evenly-spaced intervals.
• Dosage may be increased to 6 mg taken four times per day if needed.
• Do not administer more than 24 mg (6 mg taken four times) per day.
• Do not administer more than 6 mg in a single dose.

Most patients will not need the maximum treatment, and most patients don't take Vospire every day for the long-term. As long as the above guidelines are not exceeded, Vospire can be used in whatever manner works best for an individual.

Overdose Precautions

Patients who rely on albuterol-based rescue inhalers and are thinking about buying Vospire tablets should be aware of the risk of too much albuterol. While overdosing on albuterol is extremely unlikely to happen in normal circumstances even with rescue inhaler use, it can be a problem during severe or ongoing attacks, when patients have taken tablets and are using the rescue inhaler excessively.

Unfortunately the more common side effects of albuterol and the stress on the body during a severe or ongoing attack are very similar to overdose symptoms, and can often be differentiated only in severity. Both side effects and overdose symptoms include:

• Nervousness
• Headache
• Dry mouth
• Tremor/shaking
• Nausea
• Sweating
• Dizziness
• Chest pain
• Rapid or erratic heartbeat
• Pain in throat
• Pain in the arms or shoulders

Those reluctant to seek medical attention even for severe attacks should definitely do so if experiencing any of the above severely or multiple of the above. Overdosing can prove fatal.

Breathe Easy with Kiwi Drug

Breathing is serious business, and Vospire offers a relatively unique solution with its albuterol tablets. While they should not replace a rescue inhaler, they can significantly reduce dependence on it and open up a whole world of activities formerly closed to those with asthma or COPD.

A prescription is needed to buy Vospire at Kiwi Drug; those who don't have one may be issued one by our online doctor at no extra charge. Simply begin checkout to proceed. You'll be asked some questions about your medical history and other medications being taken on the next screen.

Patients who already have a prescription to buy Vospire will be given options to transfer it to us after completing checkout.

Our professional customer care and expedited ordering system ensures the purchasing process is fast and hassle-free from any location. If you have any questions or encounter a problem, please don't hesitate to let us know---help is just a click away!