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Best Answer: Inhaler therapy for asthma can be slightly confusing. It is important that you understand what your different inhalers contain, how they work and when to use them. A blue inhaler contains a short-acting reliever of symptoms (most commonly salbutamol).Salbutamol acts on beta-receptors of the bronchial airways of your lungs.These airways constrict during an asthma attack.ow to your purple inhaler. Purple inhalers are combination inhalers. They contain a long-acting reliever (like salmeterol) and a steroid preventer (like fluticasone propionate). The long acting reliever acts on the same receptors that salbutamol acts on, but they bind for much longer.
Answers (1) Salbutamol (or albuterol in the United States) is normally used when you have an attack so you probably won't use it all the time with your other inhalers. However, if you do use salbutamol regularly as well, then use salbutamol first as it opens the airways and will allow the Advair and Atrovent to travel further into the lungs. The other 2 can follow in any random order. Out of Atrovent and Advair you could use Atrovent first. https://www.drugs.com/albuterol.html.