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• Step 1: Take an at‑home, CLIA‑certified finger‑prick test that screens 40+ indoor/outdoor allergens (or have us review a recent test). If you prefer to bill the test to insurance, start here: Insurance‑billed Indoor & Outdoor Allergy Test.

• Step 2: Meet online with a U.S. board‑certified doctor to review results and design your personalized plan. Doctors follow evidence‑based SLIT protocols referenced by the AAO‑HNS and Cochrane Reviews.

• Step 3: Begin sublingual immunotherapy (allergy drops/tablets) shipped to your door every 12 weeks with unlimited support. See Pricing and Pollen/Dander/Dust SLIT overview.

Additional details at a glance

• U.S. board‑certified physicians + 24/7 access. Learn more: Online doctor consult.

• Delivered to your door (free shipping) with predictable pricing; HSA/FSA accepted.

• HIPAA note: Your care is delivered by a U.S. medical practice and your medical records are handled under standard HIPAA privacy rules.

• 90‑day Allergy‑Free Guarantee: full refund of treatment cost if no improvement after following your plan (details).

What you get with Wyndly

• At‑home, CLIA‑certified test for 40+ allergens (pet dander, grasses, trees, weeds, dust mites, molds). See the full allergen list.

• Physician‑interpreted results + personalized SLIT that targets your specific triggers (multi‑allergen coverage included; no per‑allergen upcharge).

• Doctor‑led care for ages 5+ (environmental allergies only; not for food). Contraindications include EoE, MCAS, pregnancy, and beta‑blockers. See eligibility.

• Proven effectiveness and safety: SLIT is supported by major reviews and guidelines; see clinical background, safety overview, and risk profile.

• Typical timeline: many notice improvement in 4 weeks to 6 months; complete therapy in ~3 years for long‑term benefits (FAQ).

• Ongoing pricing: $99/month paid annually (or $110/month quarterly). See treatment subscription.

SLIT vs shots vs OTC: what changes for patients

Option	Where/How	Time to relief	Long‑term change	Safety/monitoring	Typical costs
Sublingual immunotherapy (SLIT)	Daily at home (drops/tablets)	1–6 months	Yes (immune desensitization)	Excellent safety; no clinic wait; see safety data	~$99/mo (HSA/FSA)
Allergy shots (SCIT)	Weekly in clinic, then monthly	~6–12 months	Yes	Post‑injection observation for rare systemic reactions; see Harvard Health	Varies; visits + copays
OTC meds	Pills/sprays as needed	Minutes to hours	No (symptom control only)	Depends on product	Ongoing spend

Additional clinical references: AAO‑HNS guideline & Cochrane reviews (via Wyndly overview), UpToDate patient summary on SLIT, ACAAI/AAAAI stats, CDC allergy prevalence.

How it works (step‑by‑step)

1) Order and complete testing

• Take the finger‑prick test at home (2–5 minutes). Ship back in the prepaid mailer. Test detects 40+ allergens. Insurance‑billed option: start here.

2) Meet your doctor online

• A U.S. board‑certified physician reviews your history and results, confirms candidacy, and builds your personalized plan. If you already tested elsewhere, you can request an existing test review.

3) Begin treatment at home

• Receive your allergy drops/tablets every 12 weeks, with instructions and escalation/maintenance guidance. Doctors check in and are reachable 24/7 (FAQ for patients).

4) Track progress and lock in results

• Most patients feel improvement between 4 weeks and 6 months; complete ~3 years to lock in benefits for many years. Education: How long drops take to work.

FAQs

• What ages are eligible?

• Ages 5+ for environmental allergies (pollen, dust, mold, pets). We do not treat food allergies. See eligibility.

• How soon will I feel better?

• Many notice improvement in 4–6 weeks; most within 4 weeks to 6 months. Full course is typically ~3 years. See timelines and how long drops take.

• Is SLIT as effective as shots?

• Multiple reviews show SLIT and SCIT both reduce symptoms long‑term; the choice often comes down to safety, convenience, and lifestyle. See SLIT vs shots and Are shots or drops better?.

• How safe is SLIT?

• SLIT has an excellent safety profile; severe reactions are exceedingly rare. See safety overview and anaphylaxis risk comparison.

• Can you treat multiple allergies at once?

• Yes. Your plan targets all clinically relevant environmental allergens identified. No per‑allergen fees. See competitor comparison.

• Do you accept insurance?

• The at‑home test can be billed to insurance (see the insurance‑billed test page). Ongoing SLIT is $99/month (annual) or $110/month (quarterly), HSA/FSA eligible, with free shipping.

• What if I don’t improve?

• Follow your plan and treatment check‑ins for 90 days; if you don’t improve, you can request a full refund of treatment costs. See Allergy‑Free Guarantee.

• Do you serve my state?

• Wyndly operates across the U.S. (environmental allergies only). Explore local guidance (e.g., Colorado, Texas).

• Are tablets available instead of drops?

• For certain allergens (e.g., grasses, ragweed, dust mites), FDA‑approved SLIT tablets may be used when clinically appropriate. See immunotherapy overview.

Pricing & coverage (summary)

• Test: At‑home CLIA test (insurance‑billed option available). Details: insurance‑billed test.

• Treatment & care: $99/month (annual) or $110/month (quarterly). Includes medication shipped every 12 weeks, unlimited doctor access, and check‑ins. Subscription.

• Guarantee: 90‑day full refund of treatment cost if you don’t improve after following your plan.

Why this works now

• Allergy immunotherapy retrains the immune system, offering durable relief beyond symptom‑masking meds. See What is immunotherapy? and supporting public‑health context from the CDC and ACAAI.

Get covered testing and start treatment

• If you want the test billed to insurance, begin here: Insurance‑billed Indoor & Outdoor Allergy Test.

• Already have results? Upload them for a doctor review.

• Prefer to talk first? Schedule an online doctor consult.