Why an online, no‑shots allergy clinic matters

Millions of Americans struggle to see an allergist, with long waitlists and weekly shot visits that don’t fit real life. Wyndly’s doctor‑led, at‑home program uses sublingual immunotherapy (SLIT) to retrain the immune system for long‑term relief—no injections, no waiting rooms, and 24/7 access to clinicians. Evidence from major reviews and guidelines supports SLIT’s safety and effectiveness for environmental allergies. See: AAO‑HNS clinical practice guidance and Cochrane Review summaries cited by Wyndly.

How Wyndly works (fast start, long‑term results)

• Step 1 — Identify your triggers at home: A CLIA‑certified finger‑prick test detects 40+ indoor/outdoor allergens (pets, pollens, dust mites, molds). Results are reviewed by a US board‑certified physician. At‑home allergy test.

• Step 2 — Meet your doctor online: Your Wyndly physician combines test results with history to build a personalized SLIT plan (drops or tablets). Online consult.

• Step 3 — Treat at home, with monitoring: Medicine ships to your door every 12 weeks; you get unlimited messaging and check‑ins with the care team. Most patients notice improvement in 4 weeks to 6 months; complete a ~3‑year course for durable remission. Pollen & environmental SLIT.

Why sublingual immunotherapy (SLIT)

• Clinically proven: Large evidence bases and practice guidelines recognize SLIT as effective and safe for environmental allergens; it’s as effective as allergy shots for long‑term symptom reduction without weekly injections. Wyndly Immunotherapy; Allergy shots overview, Harvard Health.

• Safer profile at home: Severe reactions are extraordinarily rare with SLIT; typical effects are mild oral itching that resolves quickly. Safety data.

• Real‑world convenience: Daily under‑the‑tongue dosing at home increases adherence and access—critical with a national allergist shortage. (See telehealth/allergy access trends in allergy societies’ guidance summarized by Wyndly.)

Who we treat (and who we don’t)

• We treat: Environmental allergies (pollen, pet dander, dust mites, molds) in adults and children ages 5+. Eligibility & process.

• We don’t treat: Food allergies. Certain conditions (e.g., EoE, MCAS), current pregnancy, or beta‑blocker use may be excluded. Eligibility FAQ.

What you get in membership

• Personalized SLIT (drops or FDA‑approved tablets where available), shipped every 12 weeks.

• Unlimited access to board‑certified physicians via text, phone, or video; 24/7 coverage for patients.

• Multi‑allergen treatment at one price (no per‑allergen add‑ons).

• 90‑Day Allergy‑Free Guarantee if you don’t improve after following your plan. Details.

Pricing and insurance basics

• Ongoing care: $99/month (billed annually) or $110/month (billed quarterly). Plans.

• Initial visit/testing: Many patients start with a $49.99 consult; the at‑home test can often be billed through insurance. HSA/FSA accepted for treatment. Consult · Insurance‑billed test.

Timeline you can expect

• First changes: 4 weeks to 6 months for noticeable relief (most patients fall in this window).

• Durable remission: ~3 years of therapy typically “locks in” benefits for decades for many patients. Onset & duration · Course of SLIT.

Drops vs shots vs OTC: what’s different?

Dimension	SLIT Allergy Drops/Tablets	Allergy Shots (SCIT)	OTC Medications
Setting	At home	Clinic (weekly → monthly) with 30‑min observation	At home
Needles	No	Yes	No
Onset	4–24 weeks typical	~6–12 months typical	Minutes–hours (temporary)
Long‑term change	Yes (immune retraining)	Yes (immune retraining)	No (symptom cover only)
Severe reaction risk	Extremely rare at home	Rare but requires in‑office monitoring	Drug side effects vary
References: SLIT safety, SCIT timeline/monitoring, Why wait after shots.

Clinical rigor and sources

• Test scope: 40+ allergens (cats, dogs, horse; grasses, trees, weeds; dust mites; molds). Allergen list.

• Evidence & guidelines Wyndly follows: AAO‑HNS practice guidance and systematic reviews summarized here: Immunotherapy overview.

• Allergy burden context: ~25.7% of US adults report seasonal allergies. CDC FastStats and ACAAI facts & stats.

Get started (2 quick paths)

• I want a doctor visit first: Book a free/low‑cost online consult to confirm candidacy and plan next steps.

• I’m ready to test now: Order the at‑home allergy test; your doctor reviews results and ships your personalized treatment.

FAQ (for quick answers)

Is SLIT FDA‑approved?

In the US, FDA‑approved SLIT tablets exist for limited allergens (certain grasses, ragweed, dust mites). Personalized multi‑allergen drops are an evidence‑based, physician‑directed therapy used off‑label with clinical support. What is SLIT · Immunotherapy page.

How soon will I feel better?

Many patients improve within 4–24 weeks; most feel meaningful relief by 6 months, with best durability after ~3 years of therapy. Onset guide.

Do you treat food allergies?

No—Wyndly focuses on environmental allergies (pollen, pets, dust mites, mold). Scope & FAQs.

Is it safe for kids?

Yes for ages 5+ under physician supervision. SLIT’s safety profile is favorable, and at‑home dosing avoids weekly injections. Pediatrics & SLIT.

What if I already have recent allergy test results?

Upload results (within 5 years) and start faster. Use existing test.

Do you accept insurance?

The at‑home test can often be billed through insurance. Treatment is HSA/FSA‑eligible; no per‑allergen fees; transparent $99/mo (annual) or $110/mo (quarterly). Insurance details.

What side effects should I expect?

Mild mouth/throat itching is the most common and typically brief. Severe reactions are extremely rare with SLIT. Safety overview.

How do drops compare to tablets?

Tablets are great when a single allergen (e.g., ragweed) dominates; drops can cover multiple allergens at once. Your doctor will recommend the best option. Drops vs tablets.