Inhaler Technique Check

Your Inhaler Isn't Working as Well as It Should. The Problem Is Probably Technique.

Studies show that up to 70–80% of inhaler users have incorrect technique — meaning a significant portion of their medication never reaches the lungs. They're paying for prescriptions that aren't fully working. And nobody told them.

A 20-minute virtual inhaler review with Yash, a Licensed Registered Respiratory Therapist (RRT), can identify and fix technique errors that have been silently undermining your asthma or COPD control — without changing your prescription, without a doctor's appointment, and without leaving your home.

Who This Is For

• ✅ Asthma patients using any inhaler — MDI, DPI, soft mist, or spacer
• ✅ COPD patients on maintenance inhalers (Symbicort, Advair, Spiriva, Breo, etc.)
• ✅ Patients who feel their medication "isn't doing much"
• ✅ Patients recently prescribed a new inhaler with no demonstration
• ✅ Children and elderly patients whose caregivers want to verify technique

What We Correct

• 💨 Actuation Timing — Firing the inhaler too early or too late relative to the breath
• 🫁 Inspiratory Flow Rate — Inhaling too fast (MDI) or too slow (DPI) — the most common error by device type
• ⏸️ Breath-Hold Duration — Not holding long enough for deposition in the airways
• 🧴 Spacer Use — Confirming proper spacer attachment, seal, and inhalation sequence for MDI users
• 🔄 Dose Spacing — Correct timing between puffs and between rescue vs. maintenance use
• 🪥 Device Maintenance — Cleaning protocols to prevent clogging and dose contamination

Session Details

The ROI of Getting This Right

If your maintenance inhaler costs $200–$400/month and 50% of each dose isn't reaching your lungs due to poor technique, you are literally wasting $100–$200 every month. A one-time $40 correction pays for itself in the first week.

How to Book

1. Add to cart and complete checkout
2. Receive a Zoom link and confirmation within 24 hours
3. Have your inhaler(s) on hand for the session — bring every device you use

Questions? Email info@myrespco.com or visit myrespco.com.

All sessions are conducted by a Licensed Registered Respiratory Therapist (RRT). This service is educational and does not constitute a physician consultation or prescription change. Discuss any medication adjustments with your prescribing provider.