my experience with serevent was terrible, but last i took it about eleven years ago, so it might of changed since then. but after taking serevent, my peak flow would go down very badly (i believe to a 90, which is not good at all). and i ended up having to take my breathing machine to rescue me.

now im taking advair and have no problems at all, not with eye sight or anything. i guess everything affects people in different ways.

hi all, sorry it's been a long time since i posted, but the asthma has been virtually non existent since i started using serevent, it is the best for me right now, i only take one inhalation in the morning, dont even need the night dose and i'm fine

my eye pressure went down after being off the advair for a month, i have to go every six months though to keep a check on it, but i definitely feel that anyone on it should have their eyes checked, i didn;t even know the pressure was that high, i knew i needed reading glasses and had a routine chekcup in the general vision store thats' when i luckily found out

there are so many bad side affects to advair, there is even a website with all the adverse side affects and a whole bunch of people's posts about their horrible experiences with it.

But if it works for some, then great, but keep a checkup on eyes, and go to the doc regularly for checkups, steroids are scary, inhaled or ingested.

hope all is well with all of you
God Bless.
jeanie