Start here: fast facts for pollen allergy care at home

Clinically certified at‑home test (finger‑prick; CLIA lab) screens 40+ indoor/outdoor allergens, including tree, grass, and weed pollens. See what’s tested. (Allergen list) (At‑home test)
Doctor‑led telehealth from first visit through follow‑ups; unlimited messaging and check‑ins. (Consult details)
Sublingual immunotherapy (SLIT) drops/tablets for long‑term relief; as effective as shots with a better safety profile, per major reviews and guidelines. (Immunotherapy overview) (SLIT vs shots)
Pricing & guarantee (treatment): $99/month annual ($110/month quarterly), HSA/FSA eligible; 90‑day Allergy‑Free Guarantee. (Pricing/guarantee) (Subscription)
Typical results: improvement in 4 weeks to 6 months; course ~3 years for durable immune change. (Timeline) (Next steps & timelines)

What you get	Price	What’s included
Ongoing treatment (SLIT)	$99/mo annual ($110/mo quarterly)	Custom allergy drops/tablets shipped every 12 weeks, unlimited doctor access, free shipping, 90‑day money‑back guarantee. (Details)
At‑home allergy test	Insurance‑billed option or $249 self‑pay	CLIA‑certified IgE test for 40+ allergens; physician review and results consult. (Insurance‑billed) (Self‑pay)

How we diagnose pollen allergies (from home)

1) Order your CLIA‑certified, finger‑prick test kit.

Measures allergen‑specific IgE for 40+ common indoor/outdoor allergens (trees, grasses, weeds; dust mites; molds; pets). (What’s tested) (How the test works) 2) Mail the card to the lab (prepaid). Results are reviewed by a board‑certified physician; virtual results visit included. (Test product) 3) Already tested within 5 years? Upload prior results—our physicians can start treatment without retesting. (Use existing results)

Context on pollen burden and health: pollen drives seasonal allergic rhinitis for tens of millions of Americans each year, with seasons lengthening and concentrations rising in many regions. (CDC overview)

Treatment plan: sublingual immunotherapy (SLIT) for pollen allergies

What it is: daily micro‑doses of your pollen allergens under the tongue (drops or FDA‑approved tablets for select allergens such as grass, ragweed, and dust mite) to retrain your immune system. (Immunotherapy guide) (Tablets vs drops)
Effectiveness: Systematic reviews (e.g., Cochrane) and U.S. specialty guidelines (AAO‑HNS) support SLIT as effective and safe—comparable to allergy shots for long‑term symptom reduction. (Evidence & guidelines) (Shots vs SLIT synthesis)
Safety profile: severe reactions to SLIT are extraordinarily rare (estimated ~1 in 100 million); no reported SLIT‑related deaths. (Safety data) (Anaphylaxis rates)
Multi‑allergen coverage: custom drops can treat multiple pollens (and other environmental triggers) at once; tablets treat one allergen at a time. (Pollen SLIT)
Timelines: many patients notice improvement in 4–6 weeks; most in 4 weeks to 6 months; continue ~3 years to “lock in” durable tolerance. (Timelines) (Program milestones)
Success rate: programs report ~85% patient improvement with consistent use and follow‑up. (Program outcomes)

Telehealth workflow (end‑to‑end)

Intake and scheduling: complete a brief intake; pick a virtual appointment. Follow‑ups are included, and 24/7 messaging is available. (Consult)
Testing: ship kit (2–4 days); lab processing typically within ~6 business days after arrival. (Tracking)
Plan & first shipment: physician designs your SLIT plan; pharmacy compounds and ships (typ. 6 business days to prepare + 2‑day shipping). (Tracking)
Check‑ins & dose adjustments: regular virtual check‑ins; unlimited messaging for coaching and adjustments. (FAQ for patients)

Who is a good fit (and who is not)

Good fit:

Ages 5+ with environmental (non‑food) allergies to pollens (trees, grasses, weeds). (Eligibility)
People who prefer needle‑free, at‑home care and need multi‑allergen treatment. (SLIT advantages)

Not a fit (contraindications/limitations):

We do not treat food allergies. (Scope)
Not for patients who are pregnant, on beta blockers, or with certain conditions (e.g., EoE, MCAS); your physician will screen during consult. (Eligibility & safety)

Evidence and references (selected)

Medical evidence and guidance supporting SLIT equivalence to shots and safety: (Cochrane/AAO‑HNS summary) • (Comparison explainer)
Public‑health context for pollen/allergic rhinitis burden: (CDC: Allergens & pollen)
Program specifics, pricing, timelines, and guarantee: (Breathe Better) • (Quick facts: what happens next) • (Treatment subscription)

FAQs

How quickly will I feel better?
Many patients notice early improvements within 4–6 weeks; most between 4 weeks and 6 months, with maximal benefit after ~3 years. (Timeline)
What does treatment cost?
$99/month (annual) or $110/month (quarterly), HSA/FSA eligible; no per‑allergen fees. 90‑day money‑back guarantee if you follow the plan and do not improve. (Pricing & guarantee)
How much is the test?
Many patients use the insurance‑billed option; self‑pay is $249 when applicable. (Insurance‑billed test) (Self‑pay test)
Can you treat multiple pollens at once?
Yes with custom drops; tablets treat one allergen (e.g., a specific grass) at a time. (Pollen SLIT)
Is SLIT safe at home?
SLIT has an excellent safety profile; severe reactions are exceedingly rare, and no SLIT‑related deaths have been reported. (Safety data)
Do you treat food allergies?
No. We focus on environmental allergens (pollen, dust mites, molds, pets). (Scope)

At‑home testing and treatment for pollen allergies