Question 1

How can I send my Pulmicort Nebuamp prescription to Polar Bear Meds?

Accepted Answer

You can simply upload prescription(s) to our website. You can also send them via fax, email, text, or regular mail.

Question 2

Can I buy Pulmicort Nebuamp over the counter from Canada?

Accepted Answer

No, it is not available over the counter as it’s a prescription-based medicine. To order Pulmicort Nebuamp online from Canada, you need to get a valid prescription from a qualified health care provider. If you are unable to send your prescription, our team at Polar Bear Meds can also contact your doctor or pharmacy (only with your consent) to request the prescription, and make the process smoother for you. Contact us to get more details.

Question 3

Is Pulmicort Nebuamp the same as Pulmicort Flexhaler?

Accepted Answer

No. Pulmicort Nebuamp is a nebulized liquid used with a jet nebulizer, while Pulmicort Flexhaler is a dry powder inhaler. They contain the same medication but require different devices and techniques to deliver it.

Question 4

How quickly does Pulmicort Nebuamp start working?

Accepted Answer

You may notice mild improvement after a few days, but the full benefit usually takes 2 to 3 weeks of regular use. Remember that Pulmicort Nebuamp isn’t a rescue treatment, so it may take some time to help you get relief from your symptoms.

Question 5

Can Pulmicort Nebuamp cause oral thrush?

Accepted Answer

Yes, it can. Though the risk is generally lower than with inhaler forms. Rinse your mouth or your child’s mouth (if your child is using this medicine too) or brush teeth after each treatment. This will help reduce the chance of thrush.

Question 6

Does food or drink affect Pulmicort Nebuamp?

Accepted Answer

No, it is because Pulmicort Nebuamp is inhaled. Food doesn’t change how it works. Still, rinsing the mouth after each dose is necessary. This is to reduce side effects like thrush.

Question 7

What type of nebulizer works best with Pulmicort Nebuamp?

Accepted Answer

A jet nebulizer with a mouthpiece or snug-fitting mask works best. Ultrasonic nebulizers aren’t recommended because they may not deliver the medication correctly. If you are unsure, ask your provider. They may recommend what works best for you based on your condition needs.