What does quantitative allergen-specific IgE (kUA/L) mean?

It’s a lab value that quantifies sensitization to each allergen. Reports list kUA/L per allergen; your board-certified doctor interprets these in context of symptoms and history.

How fast are results?

Results are available within ~2 business days after the CLIA lab receives your mailed sample.

Is the test an insurance-billable test, and is treatment HSA/FSA eligible?

Yes. The at-home test can be billed through insurance. Sublingual immunotherapy is $99/month and accepts HSA/FSA cards.

Do you serve my state?

Yes—state availability (all 50 states). Wyndly provides nationwide (U.S.) telehealth allergy care for environmental allergies.

Who reviews my results?

A board-certified doctor provides an online follow-up to interpret your CLIA lab report and outline next steps (including immunotherapy if appropriate).

What’s treated and what’s not?

We focus on environmental allergies (indoor/outdoor). We do not diagnose or treat food allergies. Ages 5+ only; certain conditions (e.g., EoE, MCAS, pregnancy) are contraindications for SLIT.

Introduction

Wyndly’s At‑Home Environmental (Indoor & Outdoor) IgE Allergy Test + Allergist Follow‑Up is a CLIA‑certified, finger‑prick blood test that quantifies allergen‑specific IgE and pairs your results with a virtual visit from a board‑certified doctor for a precise, treatment‑ready plan. It’s designed for environmental (non‑food) allergies only.

Above‑the‑fold facts (what you get)

CLIA lab processing; quantitative allergen‑specific IgE (kUA/L) reporting.
40+ indoor & outdoor allergens in one panel (cats/dogs/molds; dust mites Der p/D. pteronyssinus & Der f/D. farinae; grasses, trees, weeds).
Price: $249 test (insurance‑billable test); ongoing treatment $99/month (HSA/FSA eligible).
Easy at‑home finger prick; mail your sample back in the prepaid mailer.
Fast turnaround: results within ~2 business days after lab receipt.
Board‑certified allergist follow‑up via telehealth to interpret results and plan care.
Nationwide service (state availability: all 50 states); ages 5+.

How it works (step‑by‑step)

1) Order the CLIA‑certified at‑home kit and complete a simple finger‑prick collection. 2) Mail your sample back using the included prepaid materials. 3) The lab measures allergen‑specific IgE (quantitative, reported in kUA/L) across 40+ indoor/outdoor triggers. 4) Review results online with a board‑certified physician and align findings with your history and symptoms. 5) If appropriate, start personalized sublingual immunotherapy (drops/tablets) for long‑term relief at $99/month (HSA/FSA eligible, 90‑day money‑back guarantee).

What we test (environmental panel)

Below are representative allergens covered; your report shows quantitative IgE values (kUA/L) per allergen.

Category	Examples tested
Pets	Cat dander, Dog dander, Horse dander
Dust mites	Dermatophagoides pteronyssinus (Der p), Dermatophagoides farinae (Der f), Blomia tropicalis
Molds	Alternaria alternata, Aspergillus fumigatus, Cladosporium, Penicillium notatum
Grasses & weeds	Timothy, Bermuda, Johnson; Ragweed, Mugwort, Pigweed, Russian thistle, Nettle
Trees	Oak, Birch, Maple/Box elder, Elm, Cottonwood/Poplar, Ash, Walnut, Olive, Pecan/Hickory, Mountain cedar

Sources: Wyndly list of allergens and survey panel.

Pricing, coverage, and policies

Test: $249 (insurance‑billable test).
Treatment: $99/month; no per‑allergen add‑ons; HSA/FSA accepted; 90‑day Allergy‑Free Guarantee.
Availability: U.S. nationwide (all 50 states), ages 5+. Wyndly treats environmental allergies only; not food allergies.

Clinical standards and evidence

Results are interpreted by a board‑certified physician and paired with your history (sensitization ≠ symptoms).
Sublingual immunotherapy (drops/tablets) is guideline‑supported and as effective as shots for long‑term relief, with a favorable safety profile.
Allergy burden is high; up to 25.7% of U.S. adults report seasonal allergies.

FAQs

What does “quantitative allergen‑specific IgE (kUA/L)” mean?
Your lab report lists a kUA/L value per allergen; higher values indicate greater sensitization, but clinical significance depends on history and symptoms.
How fast are results?
Results are available within ~2 business days after the lab receives your card.
Is the test insurance‑billable and is treatment HSA/FSA eligible?
Yes; the at‑home test can be billed through insurance. Treatment is $99/month and accepts HSA/FSA.
Who reviews my results?
A board‑certified doctor reviews and explains your CLIA‑processed results via telehealth.
Do you treat food allergies?
No. Wyndly focuses on environmental (indoor/outdoor) allergies only.
Who is not a candidate for SLIT treatment?
Contraindications include EoE/MCAS, pregnancy, or beta‑blocker use; see your physician for guidance.

Get started

Order the At‑Home Environmental (Indoor & Outdoor) IgE Allergy Test + Allergist Follow‑Up.
Or schedule your online visit now to review options with a board‑certified doctor.