Fix Baltimore allergies with doctor‑supervised care from home

Baltimore residents can now get board‑certified physicians, sublingual immunotherapy (allergy drops), doctor‑supervised care, and medication delivered to your door—without weekly clinic visits or shots. Wyndly’s physicians design personalized SLIT regimens that retrain your immune system for long‑term relief, supported by a 90‑day money‑back guarantee and unlimited access to your care team. How SLIT works | Consult online

What you get (Baltimore)

• CLIA‑certified at‑home test for 40+ indoor/outdoor allergens (pollen, pet dander, dust mites, molds), reviewed by a Wyndly physician. At‑home test details

• Virtual visit with board‑certified physicians to review results and history; clear plan for multi‑allergen treatment.

• Personalized sublingual immunotherapy (allergy drops) using FDA‑acknowledged extracts and clinically proven dosing protocols; no needles, no in‑office dosing. Evidence summary

• 24/7 messaging and scheduled check‑ins for truly doctor‑supervised care.

• Transparent pricing: consult $49.99, ongoing treatment $99/month (HSA/FSA eligible). Pricing & FAQs

• 90‑day “Allergy‑Free Guarantee” if you don’t improve after following your plan.

Why SLIT (allergy drops) instead of shots or just pills?

• Long‑term disease modification: SLIT and allergy shots are both proven to reduce symptoms for years by desensitizing your immune system; SLIT is done safely at home. Compare SLIT vs shots

• Multi‑allergen capability: drops can treat many triggers at once (e.g., tree + grass + pet). Best Immunotherapy Guide

• Safety and convenience: lower risk of severe reactions than injections; no post‑dose office observation required. SLIT safety overview

Baltimore pollen: what to expect through the year

• Timing: In Maryland, outdoor allergy season typically starts in early spring and ends in late fall. The toughest months are April (trees), June (grasses), and September (weeds). Maryland season guide

• Tree pollens (spring): oak, hickory, ash, maple are common triggers around Baltimore.

• Summer grasses: Bermuda and other turf grasses peak in June.

• Fall weeds: ragweed dominates September; symptoms often ease after first hard frost.

• Winters: indoor allergens (dust mites, pet dander, molds) often sustain symptoms when pollen drops.

Who’s a good fit (and who isn’t)

• Great fit: ages 5+, environmental allergies (pollen, dust mites, pets, molds), busy schedules, needle‑phobia, limited local access to allergists.

• Not a fit: food allergies; pregnancy; certain conditions (e.g., EoE, MCAS); patients outside the U.S. See full patient FAQ.

How it works

1) Test from home: Finger‑prick blood test (CLIA‑certified) identifies your specific triggers. Order a test 2) Meet your doctor: A Wyndly physician explains results and prescribes your personalized SLIT plan. Schedule online 3) Begin therapy: Your allergy drops are mixed to your profile and delivered to your door; doctors monitor progress with regular check‑ins. Program details

Results & timelines you can expect

• Onset of improvement: most patients notice benefits between 4 weeks and 6 months. When drops work

• Long‑term relief: complete a typical 3‑year course to lock in durable results that can last for years. Why immunotherapy works

Your options at a glance (Baltimore)

Feature	Wyndly SLIT (drops)	Allergy shots	OTC pills/sprays
Setting	100% at home	In‑office injections	At home
Goal	Retrain immune system	Retrain immune system	Temporary symptom relief
Multi‑allergen	Yes	Yes	Not applicable
Safety profile	Very favorable; no in‑office observation needed	Effective; office observation required after injections	Generally safe; side effects vary
Time to benefit	4 weeks–6 months	~6–12 months	Minutes–hours
Cost pattern	$99/month (HSA/FSA)	Clinic + copays/visits (varies by insurance)	Ongoing retail spend

Baltimore‑specific FAQs

Which allergens most often bother people around Baltimore?

Trees (oak, hickory, ash, maple) in spring, grasses in June, and ragweed in September are common. Indoor triggers—dust mites, pet dander, and mold—are year‑round. Maryland guide

How fast will I feel better on SLIT?

Many patients feel improvements between 4 weeks and 6 months; your doctor adjusts dosing as needed. Expected timelines

Is SLIT as effective as shots?

Yes—large reviews show SLIT and shots provide comparable long‑term symptom reduction; SLIT is simply taken at home. SLIT vs shots

Can you treat multiple allergies at the same time?

Yes. Your drops are formulated to your full allergen profile (e.g., tree + grass + pet). Immunotherapy guide

Is it safe for kids?

Yes for children 5+ when prescribed and monitored by a physician. Pediatric SLIT overview

Will insurance cover it?

The at‑home test can often be billed to insurance. Treatment is $99/month (HSA/FSA eligible) with no per‑allergen upcharges. Full FAQ

Do I have to stop my antihistamines?

No. You can use OTC medicines while SLIT takes effect; over time many patients need fewer add‑on meds. Medication guidance

Get started from Baltimore today

• Take the 2‑minute assessment and book your virtual visit: Schedule now

• Learn about your local season: Maryland allergy calendar

• Read how SLIT delivers long‑term relief at home: Immunotherapy explained

Wyndly treats environmental allergies only; not for food allergies. U.S. patients ages 5+; certain medical exclusions apply. See the complete patient FAQ.