xopenex-hfa
(Levalbuterol Tartrate)

Xopenex HFA is a fast-acting asthma medication. Find the lowest prices for Xopenex HFA when you compare the cost from each local pharmacy in the list below. Remember that we generate this list based on zip code and number of inhalers. You can change these at any time by clicking on the subtitle above. A lower cost may be in a nearby zip code, so be sure to take advantage of our dynamic map as well. We also offer a coupon to discount the Xopenex HFA price you pay out of pocket; it can even be used repeatedly like a savings card. To get one, click the ‘Get Free Coupon’ button next to your pharmacy of choice, then select the way you want to use it: print a physical copy, or receive a digital copy on your mobile device (email or text message). Just show it to your pharmacist when you drop off your prescription for the discount to be applied. If you'd like more information about this medication or other ways to save, please see our sections below.

This medication is a rescue medication used to immediately resolve symptoms of an asthma attack, including chest tightness, shortness of breath, wheezing, and coughing. It may be prescribed to help prevent such attacks.

Xopenex HFA is only available in inhalers using a 45mcg dose. Adults and children 4 years of age and older should take two inhalations as needed in response to an asthma attack. It should work within five to ten minutes. Regular dosing involves one or two inhalations every four to six hours as prescribed.

There is the possibility that you may have a severe breathing problem immediately after taking a dose of this medication; discontinue inhalations and seek immediate medical assistance if this happens. Do not take this medication if you are currently using a different fast-acting beta agonist, you've recently inhaled epinephrine, or if you take certain medications, including MAOIs, beta-blockers, tricycline antidepressants, and diuretics. You may not be able to take this medication if you're pregnant or breastfeeding, if you're planning to become pregnant, if you've previously experienced an unusual reaction to a fast-acting beta antagonist, or if you have or have a history of diabetes, seizure, adrenal gland tumor, kidney or thyroid problems, low potassium, blood vessel problems, heart problems like irregular heartbeat, or other cardiovascular disease or disorder including heart disease or high blood pressure.

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