Question 1

Do you offer a competitive price for Flovent Diskus?

Accepted Answer

Yes, we do. At Polar Bear Meds, we offer price matching to make sure you get the lowest price possible. To do that, just send us a screenshot or a link to the current lower price. However, every price match is subject to approval. To know more, contact us.

Question 2

Why does my insurance not cover Flovent?

Accepted Answer

Some insurance plans no longer cover Flovent because they prefer lower-cost alternatives or generic options. This change is based on formulary updates made by insurers, not safety or effectiveness issues. At Polar Bear Meds, you will not need insurance to buy Flovent Diskus from Canada, as our prices are already lower at up to 90% lower than those of typical U.S. pharmacies. With that, you also get a 10% off on your very first order.

Question 3

What is the difference between Flovent Diskus and Flovent inhaler?

Accepted Answer

Flovent Diskus is a dry powder inhaler that you breathe in quickly, while the Flovent HFA inhaler is a spray you press and inhale. Both deliver fluticasone to control asthma, but the best option depends on your age and your personal preference.

Question 4

Which is better, albuterol or Flovent for asthma?

Accepted Answer

Albuterol and Flovent aren’t “better” than each other as they both serve different purposes. Flovent is a controller medicine used daily to prevent asthma symptoms, while albuterol is a rescue inhaler used for quick relief during flare-ups. Most people need both for long-term asthma management.

Question 5

Can you take Flovent Diskus while pregnant?

Accepted Answer

You may take Flovent Diskus during pregnancy, as corticosteroids are generally considered safe. But your doctor will weigh both the risks and benefits to make sure it’s safe for you and your child. They’ll prescribe the effective and lowest dose to keep your breathing stable throughout your pregnancy.

Question 6

Can I use Flovent Diskus if I have a cold or the flu?

Accepted Answer

Yes, you should usually continue using Flovent Diskus during a cold or flu. Stopping it may worsen asthma symptoms. If you experience breathing problems that feel different or more severe than your usual asthma, contact your health care provider for advice or additional treatment.

Question 7

Does Flovent Diskus contain lactose?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Flovent Diskus contains a small amount of lactose as part of the dry powder formulation. Most people tolerate it well, but individuals who are lactose intolerant should discuss their alternatives to Flovent Diskus to avoid potential irritation and allergic reactions.