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    The document provides information on different medication options for treating asthma and COPD. It lists short-acting relievers, inhaled corticosteroid preventers, inhaled corticosteroid/long-acting beta agonist combinations, long-acting muscarinic antagonists, non-steroidal preventers, short-acting muscarinic antagonist medications, and long-acting beta agonist medications. It also provides resources for treatment guidelines and inhaler technique.

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    The document provides information on different medication options for treating asthma and COPD. It lists short-acting relievers, inhaled corticosteroid preventers, inhaled corticosteroid/long-acting beta agonist combinations, long-acting muscarinic antagonists, non-steroidal preventers, short-acting muscarinic antagonist medications, and long-acting beta agonist medications. It also provides resources for treatment guidelines and inhaler technique.

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    ASTHMA & COPD MEDICATIONS

    SABA RELIEVERS ICS PREVENTERS ICS/LABA COMBINATIONS LAMA MEDICATIONS

    Bricanyl Turbuhaler † ^ Ventolin Inhaler † ^ Symbicort Turbuhaler ‡ Symbicort Rapihaler ‡


    terbutaline 500mcg salbutamol 100mcg Spiriva Respimat ^ Spiriva Handihaler ^
    Flixotide Inhaler † Flixotide Accuhaler † budesonide/formoterol budesonide/formoterol
    tiotropium 2.5mcg tiotropium 18mcg
    fluticasone propionate fluticasone propionate 100/6 • 200/6 • 400/12 # 50/3 • 100/3 • 200/6 #
    50mcg* • 125mcg • 250mcg 100mcg* • 250mcg • 500mcg
    *Flixotide Junior

    Airomir Autohaler ‡ ^ Asmol Inhaler † ^


    salbutamol 100mcg salbutamol 100mcg Bretaris Genuair ^ Seebri Breezhaler ^
    Seretide MDI ‡ Seretide Accuhaler ‡
    aclidinium 322mcg glycopyrronium 50mcg
    fluticasone propionate/salmeterol fluticasone propionate/salmeterol
    50/25 • 125/25 • 250/25 # 100/50 • 250/50 • 500/50 #

    NON STEROIDAL PREVENTERS Pulmicort Turbuhaler †


    budesonide
    Alvesco Inhaler †
    ciclesonide
    SAMA MEDICATION
    100mcg • 200mcg • 400mcg 80mcg • 160mcg

    Flutiform Inhaler ‡ Breo Ellipta ‡


    fluticasone propionate/formoterol fluticasone furoate/vilanterol Incruse Ellipta ^ Atrovent Metered Aerosol † ^
    Singulair Tablet a Montelukast Tablet a 50/5 • 125/5 • 250/10 100/25 # • 200/25 umeclidinium 62.5mcg ipratropium 21mcg
    montelukast montelukast
    4mg • 5mg • 10mg 4mg • 5mg
    QVAR Inhaler † QVAR Autohaler ‡
    Generic medicine suppliers
    beclometasone beclometasone
    LABA MEDICATIONS LAMA/LABA COMBINATIONS
    50mcg • 100mcg 50mcg • 100mcg

    RESOURCES
    TREATMENT GUIDELINES
    Intal Inhaler † Tilade Inhaler † Australian Asthma Handbook: asthmahandbook.org.au Oxis Turbuhaler ‡ Serevent Accuhaler ‡ Spiolto Respimat c Brimica Genuair c
    sodium cromoglycate nedocromil sodium COPD-X Plan: copdx.org.au formoterol salmeterol tiotropium/olodaterol aclidinium/formoterol
    1mg • 5mg* 2mg 6mcg • 12mcg 50mcg 2.5/2.5 340/12
    *Intal Forte
    INHALER TECHNIQUE
    How-to videos, patient and practitioner information
    nationalasthma.org.au PBS PRESCRIBERS
    † Asthma unrestricted benefit
    Inhalers/MDIs should be used with a compatible spacer ‡ Asthma restricted benefit
    a Asthma authority required benefit

    ^ COPD unrestricted benefit


    Ultibro Breezhaler c Anoro Ellipta c
    # COPD restricted benefit
    This chart was developed independently by the National Asthma Council c COPD authority required benefit Onbrez Breezhaler ^
    Australia with support from AstraZeneca, Boehringer-Ingelheim, indacaterol indacaterol/glycopyrronium umeclidinium/vilanterol
    Check TGA and PBS for current age
    GlaxoSmithKline, Mundipharma and Novartis 150mcg • 300mcg 110/50 62.5/25
    2016 © National Asthma Council Australia
    and condition criteria

    ICS, inhaled corticosterioid | LABA, long-acting beta2 agonist | LAMA, long-acting muscarinic antagonist | SABA, short-acting beta2 agonist | SAMA, short-acting muscarinic antagonist

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