HOW TO USE THIS INHALER? 

1. Remove the protective cap from the inhaler; 
2. Hold the base of the inhaler firmly and turn the mouthpiece anticlockwise (arrow direction); 
3. Insert the capsule into the compartment at the base of the inhaler; 
4. Turn the nozzle clockwise and close the system; 
5. Press the side buttons at the same time and then release them to pierce the capsule;
6. Slowly let the air out;
7. Place the inhaler in your mouth and press your lips around the mouthpiece. Inhale quickly and deeply. You should hear the capsule vibrate, a sign that you have released the powder. If you don't hear the capsule vibrate, remove it and repeat the procedure from point 2;
8. Remove the inhaler from your mouth and hold your breath for 5 to 10 seconds;
9. Slowly let the air out through your mouth;
10. Open the compartment and remove the capsule;
11. Rinse your mouth after using the inhaler.

If a second dose has been prescribed, wait 30 seconds to 1 minute and repeat steps 2 to 10.

HOW SHOULD I CLEAN IT?

A cleaning your inhaler should be cleaned once a week e respect the following aspects:

• Use a clean, dry cloth to clean the nozzle and, if necessary, a brush.
• Never use water or any other liquid for cleaning and, after each use, the inhaler should be stored in a dry place.

WHAT SPECIAL CARE SHOULD I TAKE?

• After using the inhaler, you should always rinse your mouth out to prevent particles from settling. To do this, gargle well and do not swallow the water.
• Do not swallow any capsules: they are intended to be inserted into the inhaler.
• To remove the capsule from the blister and start the inhalation process, make sure your fingers are dry.
• Do not use the capsules with any other inhaler and do not use the inhaler to take any other medication.
• Do not try to "puncture" the capsule by repeatedly pressing the device's buttons. This could fragment the capsule and small fragments could pass through the filter and be inhaled.
• The inhaler is for your exclusive use, so do not lend it to anyone else or use someone else's inhaler.
• Don't throw away the inhaler: ask your pharmacist how to dispose of medicines and inhalers that are no longer needed.

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