Abstract: This inhaler has a drug vial part and diverging cone shaped mouthpiece (11). Drug vial (7) (with needed drugs in propellant, cosolvents) has a spray rod (8) fitting into a socket (9) with a nozzle (10) leading into the mouthpiece. Mouthpiece (11) has a small air hole (12) with a baffle (13) creating audible sound, for early inhalation triggering. A filter (14) covers the air hole. A dose counter (15) records use. The long mouth piece is kept in mouth, air inhaled, alerting sound is heard, drug vial is pressed, the spray is released at back of throat with longer, deeper and slow inhalation for more lung drug deposit and relief with clean filtered air and dose counter! Modified Insulin (protein) inhaler socket has separate propellant (7) and insulin vials (18)! Insulin vial has a piston (19) and valved exit (20) fitting the socket, before propellant vial.

Abstract: The alerting inhaler has a smaller air flow tube, with a front air inlet closed by a cover with a hole for slow, deep inhalation. An air inlet leads to alert giving whistle or vibrator or rotating vanes and longer mouth piece. The long spray rod of the drug vial with drug(s) in solvent, propellant, enters to air tube and ends in a novel jet spray nozzle at back of mouth piece. A handle for support, helps easy pressing of drug vial on the body. The long mouth piece is kept in mouth, air is sucked, alert is heard, drug vial is pressed, the spray is released at back of throat for easy flow into wind pipes and lungs for good relief.