What is the difference between Autohaler and inhaler?

Airomir Autohaler is a breath actuated inhaler which automatically releases the dose of medication during inhalation through the mouthpiece and overcomes the need for patients to coordinate actuation with inspiration. Airomir Inhaler is a conventional press and breathe metered dose inhaler.Click to see full answer. Subsequently, one may also ask, what is an Autohaler?Autohaler is a type of Metered Dose Inhaler (MDI) device. The inhaler is activated by breath and therefore does not require hand-breath coordination to inhale the aerosol medicine. This can be very useful for people having trouble with the timing and coordination technique needed for MDI devices. what is the difference between airomir and Ventolin? As I’ve said, Ventolin and salbutamol are exactly the same. But here’s the catch: Ventolin is what all pharmacists who know what they’re talking about will refer to as a ‘branded’ medicine. By contrast, salbutamol is a ‘generic’ medicine. The difference here is in the branding. In this regard, how do I use maxair Autohaler? Maxair Autohaler should also be primed if it has not been used in 48 hours. As described in the priming procedure, use the test fire slide to release 2 priming sprays into the air. Always point the spray away from yourself and other people. Remove mouthpiece cover by pulling down lip on back of cover.How do you use turbuhaler? Use your Turbuhaler®: Unscrew the cap and take it off. Twist the coloured grip of your Turbuhaler® as far as it will go. Breathe out away from the device. Put the mouthpiece between your teeth, and close your lips around it. Remove the Turbuhaler® from your mouth before breathing out.