Using an Inhub Dry Powder Inhaler: Step-by-Step

Wash your hands, check the expiration date, and open the inhaler. Load your dose, breathe out fully, then breathe in deeply through the mouthpiece. Hold your breath for 5-10 seconds, breathe out slowly, and close the inhaler. Rinse your mouth and spit.

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  1. Hands scrubbing with soap under faucet with running water.

    Wash your hands.

  2. Arrow pointing to date on side of inhaler.

    Check the expiration date.

  3. One hand holding inhaler and other hand pushing down on mouthpiece cover.

    Open the inhaler.

  4. Hand holding inhaler straight, with mouthpiece cover hanging down.

    Hold the inhaler straight.

  5. One hand holding inhaler and thumb of other hand pushing yellow dose lever all the way down.

    Load the medicine.

  6. Hand holding inhaler straight with mouthpiece cover hanging down.

    Keep the inhaler open.

  7. Person with head turned while breathing out through mouth.

    Breathe out completely.

  8. Person holding inhaler to mouth.

    Close your lips tightly on the mouthpiece.

  9. Person holding inhaler to mouth, inhaling medicine.

    Breathe in quickly and deeply.

  10. Person holding inhaler to mouth, with clock showing time passing.

    Hold your breath for 5 to 10 seconds.

  11. Person with head turned while breathing out through mouth.

    Breathe out slowly.

  12. One hand holding inhaler and other hand pushing mouthpiece cover up to close it.

    Close the inhaler.

  13. Arrow pointing to dose counter on side of inhaler.

    The dose counter will change.

  14. Person swishing water around in mouth.

    Rinse your mouth out.

  15. Person spitting into sink.

    Spit.

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