Fluticasone Propionate (Flovent HFA and Flovent Diskus) Inhaler Prescription Available Online

The average retail price of Flovent is $205, but this cost could vary depending on several factors. This includes your chosen pharmacy, the dosage strength prescribed by your doctor, the form of Flovent you require and your insurance coverage. The bigger inhalers with higher doses will cost more than the smaller ones. Prices range from $100 to $300 per inhaler.

Fluticasone inhalers (Flovent) are not rescue inhalers and should not replace fast-acting rescue inhalers (like albuterol) used for asthma/COPD attacks. Additionally, you should not use a Fluticasone inhaler (Flovent) if you have any of the following:

• Allergy to fluticasone, milk proteins or any components of the medication
• Active or untreated respiratory conditions, such as tuberculosis or viral, bacterial and fungal infections
• Liver disease
• Weak immune system
• Glaucoma, cataracts or other vision-impairing conditions
• Recent exposure to chickenpox or measles
• Low bone density
• Pregnant or breastfeeding

PonteVita Rx’s online prescription refill service is designed for patients stable on routine and simple maintenance medications. It's important to note that not all prescriptions or conditions are suitable for 1-year refills, as some medications require regular monitoring and adjustments by healthcare providers.

Fluticasone inhalers (Flovent) are very safe and usually very well tolerated with minimal to no side effects. However, serious side effects can occur, which can include:

• Allergic reactions (symptoms such as hives, difficulty breathing and swelling of the face, throat and tongue)
• Respiratory symptoms (difficulty breathing, severe chest pains, coughing and wheezing)
• Weight gain
• Fungal infection in the mouth or throat
• Weakened immune system
• Reduced adrenal function
• Muscle weakness, nausea, vomiting

In case of severe reactions, seek immediate medical attention.

The duration of the effects of fluticasone depends on various factors, including the dosage and how bad your lung inflammation is when you start taking the medication. These medicines are not fast-acting and take some time to reach their full effect. Patients may not experience the maximum benefits for up to two weeks after starting treatment. Follow the instructions provided by your healthcare provider to maximize the effectiveness of your medication.

No, there are generally no food restrictions while using a Fluticasone inhaler. However, you should inform your healthcare provider if you are taking antibiotics, antifungal medicine, steroids and anti-HIV medications. These drugs could interact with the fluticasone and either lead to side effects or make your medications less effective. 

Additionally, if you have any dietary restrictions due to a pre-existing condition or have foods that trigger asthma/COPD attacks, consider limiting your intake of these.

If you skip a dose, you should administer your Flovent inhaler as soon as you remember your missed dose. However, if you remember your missed dose close to your next dose’s scheduled time, wait for your next regular dose and administer as usual. Never increase your dosage to make up for a missed dose.

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