Glad this was helpful!

same

I did the same thing. I was on Symbicort for many years and just made the switch to Breo last week and noticed a significant improvement in my asthma after the first dose

Me too!! I use a nebulizer with albuterol, Spiriva respimat, & Breo. The Breo was a little funky with the powder on my tongue but it works. Be well.

@@vikkiincc thank you. Like I usually tell people just because one product works for me it doesn't mean it will work for everyone else. I am glad it is working for you

Good to know that you could taste/feel it. I just used my sample for the first time..I could taste and feel it. Felt like little tiny pill pieces. I was worried until you said that!

Seconding what they said. I can feel and taste it too so I’m glad you said that!

Was going to add my experience 2! But you already said it, it has a sweet aftertaste like artificial sweeteners. So I’m glad it’s supposed to be rinsed out after using. Diana vB. 👍🏻

Every explicit. Very understanding and well domonstrsted. Thank

I was told by the Pulmonary doctor to rinse your mouth immediately do to the residue can cause infections

Thank you!

Glad it was helpful! Take care!

Same here but question when I inhaled is this mean inhaled more than a dose

Yes, you can still use your rescue inhaler if you feel like you are having an asthma attack.

This medication has to be taken every day to be effective. It's not for use only when you need it. You should have a different inhaler for use in emergencies that you would use as needed. But Breo is intended to be used everyday.

@@MedVize thanks appreciate.

It is possible that you may have felt the powder. But sometimes you may not. Make sure not to take extra doses even if you don't feel any powder.

What does your doctor say?

emeraldkei yes there is no problem to use your rescue inhaler at anytime.

Yes you can use your pump inhaler or nebulizer as well if needed.. if you can allow 30 min. in between the uses.

It's normal not to feel anything at all. Your mom is lucky to have you taking care of her.

@@MedVize thank you so much

These are similar but not the same. Advair has Fluticasone and Salmeterol Where as Breo has Fluticasone and Vilanterol. The second drug Vilanterol allows the medication to be once a day now instead of multiple times a day like Advair.

MedVise I'm grateful to have a good job with good health insurance however I am a huge advocate for keeping medication costs down for people without means especially the elderly living on fixed income. While I understand GSK as well as others have programs to assist people without means, still not everyone qualifies. Breo is $350 per one 30 day supply however could have easily reduced the cost by over 40% due to the actual cost of manufacturing and combining these combination medications and yet sill maintain their high profit margin via more accessible sales. I have also read countless reviews on Breo, Advair, Symbicort and Dulera and everyone seems to have different success with each including long term use ineffectiveness resulting in the need to switch brands which is what many seem to experience including myself. Only in the US is the price for drugs like these insanely out of control and unfortunately out of reach for people who really need but cannot afford them.

I also wanted to add that this is a very common and misleading practice among pharmaceutical companies in aeffort to keep top dollar revenue flowing in. Take AstraZeneca's Prilosec and Nexium for example. When the patent ran out on Prilosec, they rushed to release Nexium which is identical in effectiveness and 99.9% in chemical makeup. This time, they pushed and were approved by the FDA to market the drug as a healer of esophagus damage but in reality, all PPI's do the very same thing by reducing the main problem which is acid reflux however through the magic of marketing, it mislead consumers to believe Nexium had added healing powers over other PPIs. It all comes down to the power of slight misleading marketing and pharmaceutical companies are well versed.

Because there’s powder on your tongue/back of mouth

That means your asthma is not under control

I like that Trelegy, it worked, I noticed the difference the 1st inhalation. I slept well no wheezing.

You should probably double check with your doctor that you don't need a rescue inhaler. Usually you should still have one and only use in emergencies.

Omggg are you kidding me. That's all you had to say. Hope you felt better. It was funny to someone that might of needed a laugh today. Sending you blessings. Wow!!!??

Bitch , they got my name on the computer . I take too many medications including dick pills to be carrying around a box . Stfu

I agree. Breo made me 🤒

@@boldnbutiful_ can I ask how?

Only Child life same here man so idk if I’m doing it right

Once your tongue is not blocking the mouth piece and you are able to inahle your tongue should not prevent it from getting to your lungs.

I do not work for GSK, this video is to help people understand how to take this medication that was prescribed for them. The infection this can cause is called oral thrush.

Its wrong. Vote blue.

Bob, no, do not drink the water, your supposed to spit it back out. You do not want the steroid medication to go to your stomach! You were told wrong, it says it on the box, you rinse and spit it out! 😱

Don't think you are supposed to swallow.. rinse and spit first, then drink your water