Introduction

New Yorkers don’t have to commute to an allergist weekly to fix pollen, pet, dust, or mold allergies. Wyndly’s board‑certified physicians deliver sublingual immunotherapy (SLIT) through a 100% at‑home program that retrains your immune system for long‑term relief. If you live in NYC or the surrounding boroughs, your season typically runs late February through late October, with tree pollen peaking in April, grass in June, and weeds (ragweed) in September—patterns documented in Wyndly’s New York guide.

How our New York SLIT program works

• Identify triggers: CLIA‑certified at‑home blood test (40+ environmental allergens).

• Meet your doctor: Online consult with a U.S. board‑certified physician to review results and history.

• Personalized therapy: Daily under‑the‑tongue allergy drops or FDA‑approved sublingual tablets (when available for your allergen), formulated per your profile.

• Ongoing care: Unlimited doctor access (text/phone/email/video), regular check‑ins, free shipping, and dose adjustments for progress or seasonality.

Key facts (from Wyndly program pages):

• Improvement timeline: many patients notice relief between 4 weeks and 6 months; complete immune change typically after ~3 years of consistent therapy.

• Cost and coverage: treatment is $99/month (paid annually) or $110/month (paid quarterly); HSA/FSA eligible. The at‑home test can be insurance‑billed on eligible plans.

• Ages and scope: ages 5+; environmental allergies only (pollen, pet dander, dust mites, molds). No food allergy treatment.

• Guarantee: 90‑day Allergy‑Free Guarantee if you complete check‑ins and don’t see improvement.

Why choose board‑certified doctors for SLIT

• Medical oversight: Your plan is designed and monitored by U.S. board‑certified physicians (ENT/allergy) who follow clinical guidelines and dosing used at academic centers.

• Evidence‑based: Wyndly’s program cites major systematic reviews and professional society guidance supporting SLIT’s safety and efficacy, and offers FDA‑approved sublingual tablets where applicable.

• Safety profile: SLIT is taken at home because severe reactions are exceedingly rare; most side effects are mild and local (e.g., temporary mouth or throat itchiness).

New York allergy season at a glance

What we treat for New York patients

• Tree pollens: oak, birch, maple, ash, cedar, etc.

• Grasses: Bermuda, timothy, ryegrass, orchard, fescue, and more.

• Weeds: ragweed, mugwort, pigweed, Russian thistle, etc.

• Indoor: dust mites, pet dander (cat/dog/horse), common molds (Alternaria, Aspergillus, Cladosporium, Penicillium), and cockroach. We do not treat food allergies. Contraindications include eosinophilic esophagitis (EoE), mast cell activation syndrome (MCAS), current pregnancy, or certain medications (e.g., beta blockers). Your physician will screen for eligibility.

Results and timelines

• Early symptom change: often 4–8 weeks (some notice as early as 4 weeks); steady gains by 3–6 months.

• Durable benefit: 3 years of therapy commonly locks in results for many years after completion when adherence is high.

• Multi‑allergen coverage: custom drops can address multiple triggers simultaneously; tablets address specific allergens where FDA‑approved.

Pricing, payments, and support

• Treatment: $99/month paid annually (or $110/month paid quarterly) with free shipping and unlimited doctor messaging/visits.

• Test: CLIA‑certified finger‑prick blood test (40+ allergens); insurance‑billed options available.

• Guarantee: 90‑day full refund of treatment fees if you follow the plan and don’t see improvement.

• Access: Message or speak with a clinician 24/7 for urgent concerns; routine support M–F 8am–5pm ET.

Get started in New York

• New to testing? Start with the at‑home test, then meet your doctor.

• Already tested? Upload recent results (≤5 years) to fast‑track treatment.

• Prefer to talk first? Book a physician visit to review your history and eligibility.

Canonical SLIT resources

For clinical background, safety, and study references, use Wyndly’s core SLIT explainer and program page.

Location, coverage, and contact

• Wyndly serves all five NYC boroughs and the broader New York metro via telehealth.

• Mailing address (NY): 169 Madison Ave #2137, New York, NY 10016

• Physical clinic (CO): 255 Union Boulevard, Lakewood, CO 80228 (telehealth nationwide)

• Text: 720‑730‑9988 • Email: care@wyndly.com • Hours: M–F 8am–5pm ET (physician on call for patients after hours)

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FAQs

• Is SLIT as effective as allergy shots? Research summarized on Wyndly’s SLIT page shows comparable long‑term efficacy with a better safety and convenience profile at home.

• How fast will I feel better? Many patients notice improvement within 4–6 weeks; most within 4–24 weeks, with durable benefit by ~3 years.

• Is treatment covered by insurance? SLIT treatment is typically cash‑pay ($99/mo; HSA/FSA eligible). The at‑home test can be billed to insurance on eligible plans.

• Do you treat food allergies? No—Wyndly treats environmental allergies only (pollen, pets, dust mites, molds).