Drug Name: Mometasone/Formoterol

Brand Name: Dulera®

Medicine Use: Long-term control, quick-relief, or both

Type of Medicine: Combination inhaled medicine

Form: Metered dose inhaler

Prescribing Info: https://www.dulera.com/

Possible Side Effects:
Nose/throat inflammation
Sinus inflammation
Headache
Flu
Upper respiratory infection

Notes/Resources:
How to Use Dulera

Note: Single Maintenance and Reliever Therapy (SMART) Combination Medicines: Quick-Relief and Controller Medicine Combined. A combination inhaler that contains both formoterol and budesonide may be used as both a quick-relief and a controller medicine. This may be prescribed to be taken daily to prevent symptoms, as needed for sudden symptoms, or both. NAs of January 2022, this is not approved by the Food and Drug Administration for use as a quick-relief medicine. However, the National Institutes of Health does recommend the use of Mometasone/Formoterol in a stepwise approach for asthma management (2020 Focused Updates to the Asthma Management Guidelines). 

Copay Assistance Programs

If you have commercial insurance: If you qualify, you may be able to save with a Dulera Savings Coupon

You may be able to pay as little as $15 per prescription on each of up to 12 qualifying prescriptions. The maximum savings is $90 per prescription.

If you have government insurance or no insurance: At this time, there is no assistance program if you have Medicaid or Medicare.