A dry powder inhaler (DPI) delivers medication to your lungs when you breathe in through the device. Unlike an MDI, a DPI doesn’t use a propellant to push medication into your lungs. Instead ...

and dry powder inhaler (DPI) devices. DPI device availability is limited to "controller" medications, while pMDI devices and nebulizers provide complete symptomatic coverage. Multiple-dose DPIs ...

A small proportion of veterans who went from a metered-dose inhaler to a dry-powder inhaler had to revert to the metered-dose ...

For others, hand and breath coordination may be an issue ... Wixela Inhub is also a DPI. Soft mist inhalers (SMIs) are ...

5 inhalers); DPI Maintenance Kit—1 (112 cartridges [16mcg, 32mcg, 48mcg, or 64mcg] w. 5 inhalers); (112 cartridges [32mcg] + 112 cartridges [48mcg] w. 5 inhalers) Give 4 separate, equally spaced ...

It started with dose counters and subsequently developed a line of metered dose inhalers (MDIs), breath-actuated inhalers (BAIs) and a drug powder inhaler (DPI) known as Brahms.

nebulizer therapy may be more affordable than the use of pMDI and DPI devices for many elderly patients with COPD. Medication availability issues and inhaler device convenience features can be key ...