Respiratory Care Medicines & Store Locator – Jan Aushadhi Shop

Breathing-related issues like asthma, COPD, allergies, or chronic cough often need regular, ongoing medication to keep symptoms under control. Branded respiratory medicines, especially inhalers, can be quite expensive, which makes many patients cut back on dosage or delay refills due to cost.

Under the Pradhan Mantri Bhartiya Janaushadhi Pariyojana (PMBJP), more than 15,000 Jan Aushadhi Kendras across the country offer generic respiratory care medicines, with the same quality standards, but at 50-60% lower prices.

Browse By What Your Lungs Actually Need Right Now

Not sure where to start? Here's a quick breakdown of what's available, grouped by what you'll actually reach for at different stages:

1. Quick Relief for Breathlessness — For sudden breathlessness or wheezing, fast-acting relief when you need it most. — Salbutamol Inhaler and Salbutamol Tablets

2. Daily Inhaled Control — For regular, everyday control of asthma or COPD symptoms. — Budesonide Inhaler

3. Allergy & Nasal Symptom Relief — For allergy-related breathing issues, sneezing, and nasal congestion. — Montelukast Tablets

4. Nebulizer-Based Relief — For patients who need nebulized treatment, especially useful for children or during flare-ups. — Levosalbutamol Respules

5. Combination Inhaler Support — For patients needing more than one active ingredient for better symptom control. — Salmetrol and Fluticasone Inhaler

A Quick Word on Getting It Right

Most respiratory medicines, especially inhalers and combination treatments, are prescription-based and need to be used exactly as directed. Incorrect inhaler technique or irregular use can reduce effectiveness, so it's worth getting your technique checked by a doctor or pharmacist.

Why Respiratory Care Medicines Matter

The respiratory system needs consistent care, especially for chronic conditions like asthma and COPD. If respiratory issues aren't managed properly, breathing difficulty can worsen suddenly, chronic inflammation can damage the airways over time, and daily activities and sleep can be significantly affected.

Why Choose Jan Aushadhi Generic Medicines

Same Quality, Lower Price: Generic respiratory medicines contain the same active ingredients as branded ones, only the price is 50-60% lower. Government-Backed Quality Standards: Medicines supplied under the PMBJP scheme go through quality testing. Wide Availability: With over 15,000 Kendras across the country, access is easier in most areas.

Important Safety Note

Never stop using a prescribed inhaler suddenly, even if you're feeling better, since symptoms can return quickly without warning. If you're using your rescue inhaler more often than usual, consult a doctor as it may mean your condition needs better long-term control.

How to Check Availability at Your Nearest Jan Aushadhi Kendra

Stock varies from store to store, so we recommend visiting your nearest Kendra directly to confirm availability and exact pricing. We can help you with this, just share your name and phone number, and our team will send you the location, timings, and contact details of the nearest Jan Aushadhi Kendra in your area.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q1. What are respiratory care medicines commonly used for?
Respiratory medicines are commonly used to manage asthma, COPD, allergic breathing issues, and chronic cough or congestion.

Q2. Do I need a prescription for inhalers?
Yes, most inhalers and combination respiratory medicines require a valid doctor's prescription and proper usage guidance.

Q3. Can I stop using my inhaler once I feel better?
No, stopping suddenly can cause symptoms to return, especially for chronic conditions like asthma. Always follow your doctor's advice on tapering or stopping.

Q4. Are generic respiratory medicines as effective as branded ones?
Yes, generic medicines contain the same active ingredients as branded medicines and follow the same quality standards.

Q5. When should I see a doctor about my breathing symptoms?
If you're using a rescue inhaler more frequently than usual, or experiencing breathlessness during normal activities, it's important to consult a doctor promptly.