Think of ArmonAir as Similar to Flovent

October 2017

ArmonAir RespiClick (AR-mon-air RES-pee-klik) will compete with Flovent HFA and Diskus as a new fluticasone propionate inhaler for asthma.

But it won't offer much of an advantage for most patients.

ArmonAir uses the same RespiClick device as (albuterol)ProAir and AirDuo (fluticasone/salmeterol). This can be convenient for patients who need to use more than one of these meds or switch among them.

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