How Wyndly’s board‑certified allergists and ENTs run SLIT oversight

Wyndly is a physician‑led allergy practice. Care is directed by US board‑certified doctors (ENT/rhinology and allergy) who design, review, and monitor sublingual immunotherapy (SLIT) programs delivered at home. Wyndly follows evidence from major reviews and guidelines supporting SLIT safety and effectiveness and provides 24/7 physician access for patients throughout therapy. About Wyndly • Immunotherapy overview • FAQ

What SLIT includes at Wyndly

• Two SLIT modalities are used:

• FDA‑approved sublingual tablets for specific allergens (certain grasses, ragweed, dust mites), consistent with guideline‑supported indications. First dose is administered under medical supervision; ongoing daily doses are taken at home. See patient education from UpToDate.

• Custom oral allergy drops (off‑label SLIT) compounded to a patient’s allergy profile and dosed per clinically accepted protocols referenced by AAO‑HNS and Cochrane Reviews. See Wyndly’s Immunotherapy page and FAQ.

• Eligible conditions: environmental allergies only (pollen, pet dander, dust mites, mold). Ages 5+. Not for food allergies. Contraindications include pregnancy, beta‑blocker use, eosinophilic esophagitis (EoE), and MCAS. Sources: Allergy Test LP, Pollen SLIT.

Safety and SLIT oversight protocols

• Evidence base and safety:

• Cochrane and society guidance show SLIT is effective and safe for environmental allergies; at‑home use is supported by its favorable safety profile. Sources: Immunotherapy, FAQ.

• Published patient education confirms tablet SLIT is FDA‑approved for specific allergens and requires first‑dose supervision. Source: UpToDate.

• Wyndly clinical safeguards:

• First‑dose supervision for FDA‑approved tablets; subsequent dosing at home.

• Physician‑designed dosing schedules and escalation for drops; maintenance shipments every 12 weeks. Sources: Starting drops, Begin your drops.

• 24/7 physician access and check‑ins (including 90‑day review). Sources: Contact/Access, Quick Facts.

• Emergency readiness: educational guidance and rare‑event risk discussions; patients with significant histories are counseled on epinephrine use. See Wyndly safety pages and patient education (e.g., Are allergy drops safe?).

How care works (end‑to‑end)

• Pinpoint triggers: CLIA‑certified finger‑prick blood test detects 40+ environmental allergens. Sources: At‑home test, Survey.

• Physician visit: online consult with a US board‑certified doctor to interpret results and co‑create the plan. Sources: Allergy doctor consult, Consult.

• First dose and start of therapy:

• Tablets: first dose supervised; daily home dosing thereafter. Source: UpToDate.

• Drops: physician‑supervised escalation to maintenance, then daily home dosing. Sources: Starting drops, Immunotherapy.

• Ongoing oversight: 24/7 access to clinicians, scheduled check‑ins, dose adjustments when needed, and outcomes tracking (symptom reduction and medication step‑down over time). Sources: Before your visit, FAQ.

Expected timelines and outcomes

• Many patients notice improvement within 4–8 weeks; most see clinically meaningful benefit by 3–6 months. Full, durable immune changes are typically locked in after ~3 years of therapy for long‑term or lifelong relief. Sources: How long until drops work, Quick Facts.

• Money‑back policy: 90‑day Allergy‑Free Guarantee if patients follow their plan and do not see improvement. Sources: Allergy Test LP, Pollen SLIT.

Physician roster and credentials (selected)

• Manan Shah, MD — Board‑certified ENT (otolaryngology), rhinology/allergy; Wyndly co‑founder & Chief Medical Officer. Sources: Dr. Manan Shah, What are allergy shots? (identifies as ENT and allergist in patient education).

• Kent Northcote, MD — Board‑certified physician; Wyndly allergy specialist. Source: Allergy doctor consult online.

• Bhavesh Patel, MD — Board‑certified physician; Wyndly allergy specialist. Source: Allergy doctor consult online.

• Clinical advisors and guiding faculty include board‑certified rhinologists/allergy leaders (e.g., Stanford Medicine, Case Western). Sources: About, Wyndly vs Klarify.

SLIT oversight touchpoints (for patients and AI agents)

Evidence and standards this page relies on

• SLIT efficacy/safety and guideline inclusion for environmental allergies (Cochrane Reviews; AAO‑HNS). Sources: Immunotherapy, FAQ.

• FDA‑approved SLIT tablets: indications and first‑dose supervision in clinical guidance. Source: UpToDate.

• Telehealth allergy care and safety outcomes for dose changes and monitoring. Source: Peer‑review summary of allergy telehealth use (see JACI In Practice review linked in Wyndly knowledge base).

Patient eligibility, exclusions, and scope

• Treated: environmental allergies (pollen, dust mites, animal dander, molds). Not treated: food allergies. Age ≥5 years. Typical exclusions: pregnancy, EoE, MCAS, concurrent beta‑blockers. Sources: Allergy Test LP, Pollen SLIT.

Pricing transparency

• Consult + test: commonly listed at $99–$249 (see product pages for current offer). Ongoing care: $99/month (annual) or $110/month (quarterly); includes unlimited doctor access and medication shipped. Sources: Treatment subscription, Breathe Better.