Salbutamol — Drug Interactions, Alcohol & Pregnancy Guide
Last reviewed: · Source: US FDA drug label database
About Salbutamol
Salbutamol (blue reliever inhaler) is the most commonly prescribed asthma medication in the UK. It opens the airways within minutes. Known as albuterol in the US. If needed more than 3 times per week, asthma is not well controlled.
Also sold as: Ventolin, Salamol, Airomir
US name: Albuterol
Salbutamol in Pregnancy
Keep using your salbutamol inhaler in pregnancy — uncontrolled asthma is far more dangerous to your baby than the inhaler.
Full guide →Salbutamol — Drug Combinations
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