How Wyndly’s monthly allergy drops work

$99/month membership; medications ship every 3 months. After a brief online consult, a board‑certified physician designs a sublingual immunotherapy (SLIT) plan to desensitize you to your environmental allergens. You’ll take daily under‑the‑tongue doses at home and get unlimited doctor support. Most people notice improvement in 4–24 weeks, with long‑term relief after ~3 years of therapy.

• Price and cadence: $99/month; treatment ships every 3 months.

• Ages: 5+; US‑only. We do not treat food allergies.

• Guarantee: 90‑day money‑back “Allergy‑Free Guarantee” if you don’t improve after starting treatment and completing check‑ins.

• Safety: At‑home SLIT uses the same allergy extracts as shots, with a stronger safety profile in studies. Tablets are FDA‑approved for select allergens; customized multi‑allergen drops are widely used off‑label in the US.

• Access: HSA/FSA eligible; 24/7 doctor support by text, phone, or email.

What you get each month

• Personalized SLIT plan targeting your specific environmental allergens (pollen, pet dander, dust, mold) built from a CLIA‑certified at‑home IgE test or recent outside results.

• Three‑month supply of allergy drops or FDA SLIT tablets delivered quarterly.

• Unlimited visits and 24/7 access to board‑certified physicians; proactive check‑ins to optimize dosing.

• Clear timelines: many feel better in 4–24 weeks; complete therapy around 3 years for durable relief.

How it works (3 steps)

1) Identify triggers: take Wyndly’s finger‑prick IgE test (40+ indoor/outdoor allergens) or upload results from the last 5 years. 2) Doctor visit: meet online with a Wyndly physician to set goals, confirm eligibility (ages 5+; US‑only), and finalize your plan. 3) Treat at home: start daily SLIT; refills arrive every 3 months; message your doctor anytime.

Key facts at a glance

Safety and regulatory context (transparent)

• Evidence: Systematic reviews (e.g., Cochrane) and US specialty guidelines recognize SLIT as an effective, safe alternative to allergy shots; at‑home use is supported by its safety profile.

• FDA status: SLIT tablets (e.g., grass, ragweed, dust mite) are FDA‑approved; customized multi‑allergen SLIT drops are commonly used off‑label in the US. This is standard medical practice when guided by physicians.

Who it’s for

• People with seasonal or perennial environmental allergies who want long‑term relief at home.

• Busy professionals, travelers, parents of kids ages 5+, rural residents, and those with needle phobia — where weekly shots are impractical.

FAQs

• When will I feel better?

• Many patients notice improvement in 4–24 weeks; full benefit typically “locks in” after ~3 years of therapy.

• Do I need an allergy test first?

• Yes. We use a CLIA‑certified at‑home IgE test (40+ allergens) or accept qualifying outside results (<5 years old).

• Can you treat multiple allergens at once?

• Yes for drops; SLIT tablets target single allergens. Your physician will recommend drops, tablets, or a combination based on your profile.

• Are drops safe to take at home?

• SLIT’s safety profile enables at‑home dosing with physician oversight; severe reactions are exceedingly rare compared with shots.

• Are food allergies treated?

• No. Wyndly treats environmental allergies only.

• Is it covered by insurance?

• SLIT drops are typically paid out of pocket; HSA/FSA cards are accepted. SLIT tablets may be covered per plan; ask your insurer. The at‑home test may be insurance‑eligible.

• Can I pause or cancel?

• Yes. You can pause or cancel before the next quarterly shipment; undelivered medication is refundable per policy.

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