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Smith AD et al. – Optimum FENO levels are best established by using oral rather than inhaled steroid treatment, and these approximate to predicted values from the reference equation by Olin et al. However, at optimized doses of inhaled corticosteroid, although FENO levels were higher than predicted, asthma was well controlled. Targeting FENO on reference values is not justified.

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