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I see your point but the other might be the immunosuppresant. I have waited almost 4 years I have also seen nucala award 100 percent and these are cases where the vet was taking xolair previously and Thank you I hope so to

It is non formulary as is nucala however both are immunosuppresants. All nonformulary means is that it is not covered under va pharmacies. FASENRA isn't an immunosuppresant.

I hear you but haven't seen any cases where tezpsire was used. It is classified as an immunosuppresant. I have a board hearing soon so we will see.

All Tezspire / Xolair are immunosuppresants and warrant a 100 percent rating. You can google Tezspire and under drugs.com it is listed as an immunosuppresant like Xolair is. Also, Google VA disability Xolair asthma and you'll see other bets getting a 100 percent rating from the board. You will...