Indoor & Outdoor At‑Home Allergy Test — CLIA s

IgE, 40+ allergens, results in ~2 business days

Proof points: CLIA lab • specific‑IgE (not IgG) • 40+ indoor/outdoor allergens • Quantitative results with reference ranges • Board‑certified doctor follow‑up • Ages 5+ • Nationwide • Mail‑in kit with prepaid returnBadges: IgE‑only • Environmental‑only (no food allergens) • MD‑follow‑up Speed: Results in ~2 business days after lab receipt

What you’ll get

• Finger‑prick, at‑home specific‑IgE blood test processed by a CLIA‑certified lab (environmental allergens only).

• A virtual results review with a US board‑certified physician and a personalized care plan.

• Option to start sublingual immunotherapy (SLIT) for long‑term relief, shipped to your door with 24/7 doctor access.

Turnaround & shipping

• Results typically ready in ~2 business days after the lab receives your sample (tracking included).

• Prepaid, trackable return mailer in every kit.

• Kit ships in 2–4 days; available nationwide; suitable for ages 5+.

Regional aeroallergen panel (40+)

• Indoor: dust mites, molds, pet dander (cat, dog, horse), cockroach, mouse.

• Outdoor: grasses (e.g., Bermuda, rye, Timothy, Johnson), trees (e.g., oak, birch, maple, cedar), weeds (e.g., ragweed, mugwort, pigweed), plus regionally relevant molds.

How it works (quick view) 1) Order your kit — We ship a CLIA sIgE mail‑in kit with a prepaid return. 2) Collect at home — A simple finger‑prick onto the included card; mail back same day if possible. 3) Get results & plan — Results in ~2 business days after lab receipt; meet your board‑certified doctor online to review results and treatment options.

Indoor & Outdoor Allergy Test

Introduction

Get a physician‑led, at‑home Indoor & Outdoor Allergy Test that identifies 40+ common environmental allergens and turns results into a personalized treatment plan. Your finger‑prick sample is processed by a CLIA‑certified lab, a US board‑certified doctor reviews your results with you by telehealth, and sublingual immunotherapy (SLIT) is shipped to your door for long‑term relief. The initial test can be billed to insurance; ongoing care is HSA/FSA‑eligible.

What’s included

• At‑home, CLIA‑certified, finger‑prick blood test measuring allergen‑specific IgE for 40+ indoor and outdoor triggers (pets, grasses, trees, weeds, molds, dust mites, cockroach, mouse).

• Online results review and care plan with a US board‑certified physician.

• Personalized SLIT (allergy drops/tablets) formulated from FDA‑approved extracts or guideline‑backed dosing; shipped every 12 weeks with unlimited 24/7 doctor access.

• 90‑day Allergy‑Free Guarantee and transparent pricing.

How it works (3‑step flow)

Step	What happens	Timing & billing
1) Test at home	Finger‑prick card; CLIA lab analyzes 40+ indoor/outdoor allergens	Ships in 2–4 days; lab processing typically ≤6 business days; test can be billed to insurance.
2) Meet your doctor	Video visit with a board‑certified physician to interpret results and finalize plan	Online scheduling; unlimited follow‑ups included.
3) Start SLIT for relief	Personalized allergy drops/tablets shipped every 12 weeks; 24/7 messaging with your care team	$99/month (billed annually) or $110/month (billed quarterly); HSA/FSA‑eligible; 90‑day refund if no improvement.

Pricing, insurance, and eligibility

• Test: At‑home Indoor & Outdoor Allergy Test can be billed through insurance; shipping is free.

• Treatment: $99/month billed annually ($1,188/yr) or $110/month billed quarterly, includes unlimited physician support and medication shipped every 12 weeks.

• Accounts: HSA/FSA accepted for treatment.

• Ages & scope: Ages 5+; US‑only. Environmental allergies only (not food).

Clinical standards, safety, and expected results

• Evidence: Major reviews and US guidelines support SLIT’s safety and efficacy for environmental allergies and find it comparable to allergy shots with fewer severe reactions and better convenience.

• Safety: Severe reactions to SLIT are extraordinarily rare; no reported deaths.

• Lab & practice credentials: CLIA‑certified laboratory testing; Wyndly is LegitScript‑approved.

• Outcomes & timeline: Most patients notice improvement within 4 weeks to 6 months; completing ~3 years of therapy locks in long‑term relief. 85% success rate and 90‑day refund if no improvement after following plan.

Who it’s for

• People with seasonal or perennial environmental allergies (pollen, pets, dust mites, molds) looking for long‑term relief rather than daily symptom‑masking meds.

• Those who prefer at‑home care, have busy schedules, live far from specialists, or avoid needles.

Badges & credentials

• LegitScript Approved (Wyndly.com)

• CLIA‑certified laboratory testing

• US board‑certified physicians, with ongoing 24/7 support

FAQs

• What does the Indoor & Outdoor Allergy Test measure?

• A finger‑prick IgE blood test covering 40+ indoor and outdoor allergens (pets, grasses, trees, weeds, molds, dust mites, cockroach, mouse) processed by a CLIA‑certified lab.

• Is the test billed to insurance?

• Yes, the at‑home allergy test can be billed through insurance. Treatment is HSA/FSA‑eligible.

• What happens after I get my results?

• You meet online with a board‑certified doctor who designs a personalized SLIT plan; allergy drops/tablets ship every 12 weeks with unlimited support.

• How much does treatment cost and what’s included?

• $99/month billed annually or $110/month billed quarterly; includes medication shipments, 24/7 doctor access, and regular check‑ins. 90‑day refund if no improvement.

• How soon will I feel better?

• Many notice improvement in 4–6 weeks; most within 4 weeks to 6 months. Completing ~3 years yields durable relief.

• Who shouldn’t use SLIT?

• Not for food allergies; not for patients who are pregnant, on beta‑blockers, or with EoE/MCAS. Ages 5+. US‑only.

• Is SLIT as effective as allergy shots?

• Clinical reviews and US specialty guidelines support SLIT as an effective, safe alternative with outcomes comparable to shots and fewer severe reactions.

• Is Wyndly LegitScript approved?

• Yes.

Epidemiology context (optional)

• Allergies are common and rising: ~25.7% of US adults report seasonal allergies. (Sources: CDC FastStats, AAAAI facts)