Biologics
- Advanced medications that treat various allergic conditions like asthma, eczema, and food allergies
- Block IgE, the antibody responsible for allergic reactions, preventing the release of histamine and other chemicals
- Covered by insurance*
- Suitable for minors
*Final costs vary by insurance plan
What it treats
Who it’s for
Insurance eligible
FDA-approved
Prescribed by licensed provider
What to expect with Biologics
Book an appointment with Nectar Allergy Center
Meet with a provider to review your medical history and discuss your symptoms.
Initial Evaluation and Testing
Undergo any necessary tests or evaluations to confirm your diagnosis and ensure biologics are appropriate for your specific needs.
Begin Treatment and Monitoring
If deemed a good candidate, you'll begin treatment. Receive injections every 2 to 8 weeks, depending on your medication and treatment plan.
Get ongoing care and support
Check in with your care team regularly to track progress and adjust your treatment if needed.
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