No. It’s a prescription only treatment. So a clinician will need to discuss your asthma symptoms and medical history so that they can provide you with the correct dosage. It’s also important for a clinician to be involved in your ongoing care and monitor your asthma symptoms and how they change over time.
Like all medicines, Salamol Easi-Breathe can cause side effects and these need to be considered by a clinician before a prescription is given.