Ventolin Inhalers help you breathe easier when your chest is tight or when you are wheezing, by opening up the breathing tubes in your lungs.

Ventolin is made up of a medicine called salbutamol sulfate. The amount of medicine in each puff of Ventolin is the same as 100 micrograms of salbutamol. It is designed so the medicine can be inhaled (breathed in) into the lungs to treat asthma and other conditions where breathing is difficult.

Salbutamol sulfate opens up the airways to your lungs, thereby relieving wheezing and the feeling of tightness in your chest, and helps you breathe more easily. This medicine may also help prevent wheezing and chest tightness in some situations that cause narrowing of the airways to your lungs, like exercise

VENTOLIN Inhaler consists of a plastic casing which contains a small metal canister. The casing has a mouthpiece which is covered by a cap.

The canister has a counter attached to show how many puffs of medicine you have left. The number of puffs left will show through a window in the back of the plastic casing. Each time the canister is pressed a puff of the medicine is released and the counter will count down by one.

In certain circumstances dropping the puffer may cause the counter to count on.

You should consider getting a replacement when the counter shows the number 020.

Dispose and do not use your VENTOLIN puffer if the counter shows 000. 

Never try to alter the numbers on the counter or detach the counter from the metal canister. The counter cannot be reset and is permanently attached to the canister

Size - at least 200 doses