Asthma (treatment) · Online Uk Pharmacy

This service is for the person completing the assessment, aged 18 or over. For a child, or on someone else's behalf, please speak to your GP or pharmacist.

A reliever inhaler can only be supplied where asthma has already been diagnosed by a clinician. If you have breathing symptoms but no diagnosis, please see your GP — they can assess you properly and start the right treatment.

As this would be your first reliever inhaler, you need a face-to-face assessment first. Please book with your GP or asthma nurse so your technique and diagnosis can be checked.

Using this many reliever inhalers suggests your asthma may not be well controlled, which needs a proper review rather than simply more relievers. Please contact your GP or asthma nurse — and if your breathing is worsening, seek urgent help.

Needing your reliever this often is a sign your asthma isn't well controlled and needs review before we can supply. Please contact your GP or asthma nurse.

Waking at night with asthma symptoms this often is a sign of poor control that needs a review before we can supply. Please contact your GP or asthma nurse.

A recent hospital visit or admission for asthma means you need a clinical review before a reliever can be supplied online. Please contact your GP or asthma nurse.

Because of your heart condition, a reliever inhaler shouldn't be supplied online without a clinician's review. Please speak to your GP.

One of the medicines you've selected can interact with salbutamol and needs a clinician's review first. Please speak to your GP or pharmacist.

As you've had a reaction to salbutamol or an inhaler ingredient, we can't supply it. Please speak to your GP about a suitable alternative.

Please only continue if you understand when to seek urgent help. If your asthma is worsening, contact your GP, NHS 111, or call 999.

We can only supply based on accurate information. If anything is unclear, please speak to your GP or pharmacist.

We can only provide this treatment if we’re able to inform your GP. If you have concerns about this, please speak to our pharmacist before continuing.