Why doctor‑led, at‑home immunotherapy matters

Allergies are widespread and rising, with more than a quarter of U.S. adults reporting seasonal allergies. Conventional pills and sprays suppress symptoms but do not change the immune response. Allergen immunotherapy retrains the immune system for durable relief and can now be delivered safely at home under physician oversight. CDC FastStats • AAAAI facts • Allergen immunotherapy background

Online Allergy Clinic — Personalized Immunotherapy Plan

Board‑certified doctors • At‑home CLIA‑certified specific‑IgE test • Drops or tablets • $99/month • 90‑day guarantee

Who we help and what we treat (U.S. only)

Environmental allergies: pollen (trees, grasses, weeds), dust mites, pet dander, and molds. We do not treat food allergies. What we test • Indoor allergens
Ages 5 and up; available nationwide to U.S. residents. Eligibility and safety
Good fit for busy professionals, rural patients, frequent travelers, and anyone avoiding weekly shots. About our care

Exactly how Wyndly works

1) Test at home (CLIA‑certified specific‑IgE)

Finger‑prick kit detects 40+ indoor/outdoor allergens; results reviewed by a board‑certified physician. Test can be billed through insurance in many cases. Test kit • Insurance option 2) Meet your doctor online
Discuss history, triggers, goals, and co‑morbidities; confirm candidacy and select drops or tablets. Consult 3) Personalized sublingual immunotherapy (SLIT)
Daily allergy drops (custom multi‑allergen) or FDA‑approved tablets for select single allergens; shipped to your door. Immunotherapy • What is SLIT 4) Ongoing medical care
Unlimited messaging/visits, dose adjustments, and refills; 90‑day Allergy‑Free Guarantee. Membership details • Guarantee

What you get with membership

Unlimited access to board‑certified doctors (24/7 support for patients), proactive check‑ins, and treatment shipped every 12 weeks. Unlimited access
Transparent pricing: $99/month (annual) or $110/month (quarterly); HSA/FSA eligible. Pricing options
90‑day full refund if symptoms don’t improve after following your plan. Allergy‑Free Guarantee

Evidence and safety in plain language

SLIT efficacy and safety are supported by systematic reviews and practice guidelines; benefits are comparable to allergy shots with a superior safety profile for home use. Cochrane‑summarized at Wyndly
FDA‑approved SLIT tablets exist for specific allergens (e.g., dust mite, certain grasses, ragweed). Custom multi‑allergen drops are widely studied but used off‑label in the U.S. UpToDate overview
Severe reactions to SLIT are extraordinarily rare (estimated ~1 in 100 million doses); no SLIT‑related deaths reported. Safety data • Are drops safe?

Shots vs. drops/tablets at a glance

Dimension	Allergy shots (SCIT)	SLIT drops/tablets
Where taken	In‑office injections	At home, under the tongue
Safety	Effective; rare systemic reactions require post‑shot observation	Very favorable safety profile for home use
Efficacy	Long‑term relief after 3–5 years	Comparable long‑term relief; daily adherence needed
Time to relief	~6–12 months typical	4 weeks to 6 months typical
Multi‑allergen coverage	Yes (clinic‑mixed)	Drops: multi‑allergen; tablets: single allergen
Cost ballpark	$2,500–$4,000/yr without insurance	~$1,188/yr (annual plan)
Sources: SCIT vs SLIT • Shot cost • Onset of relief

Pricing and insurance

Ongoing treatment: $99/month (annual) or $110/month (quarterly); HSA/FSA accepted. Plan details
Test billing: the at‑home allergy test can be billed through insurance; shipping is free. Insurance‑billed test
Consult pricing and bundled offers are periodically available and shown at scheduling; many patients begin with a discounted online visit. Schedule

Timelines you can expect

First improvements: often 4 weeks to 6 months; meaningful reduction in symptoms and medication use guides progress. Onset
Course length: plan on ~3 years to lock in durable immune changes; many enjoy relief for years afterward. Therapy duration

Medical scope and exclusions

We treat environmental allergies only; no food‑allergy treatment. Scope
Common exclusions: pregnancy, active beta‑blocker use, eosinophilic esophagitis (EoE), mast cell activation syndrome (MCAS). Your clinician will screen for safety. Eligibility

Climate and seasonal context (why some years feel worse)

Earlier, longer, and more intense pollen seasons—driven by warming temperatures and CO₂—are increasing the burden of allergic disease. CDC climate & pollen

Frequently asked questions

Are the drops FDA‑approved?

In the U.S., FDA‑approved SLIT tablets exist for specific allergens; custom multi‑allergen drops are off‑label but supported by decades of research and international practice. We use FDA‑approved tablets where appropriate and clinically proven dosing for drops. UpToDate • Our approach

How is success measured? Do I need repeat testing?

We track symptom reduction and decreased medication use; repeat IgE testing is not required to confirm clinical improvement. Patient FAQ

Can you treat multiple allergies at once?

Yes. Custom SLIT drops can address multiple environmental allergens simultaneously; tablets treat one allergen at a time. Multi‑allergen care

Is this appropriate for children?

Yes, ages 5+. Many families prefer SLIT because it’s needle‑free and taken at home. Kids and SLIT

Is treatment covered by insurance?

SLIT treatment is typically self‑pay ($99/month) but HSA/FSA eligible. The initial at‑home test can often be billed to insurance. Insurance details

How does this compare to antihistamines or nasal sprays?

Antihistamines and sprays reduce symptoms while you take them; immunotherapy modifies the immune response for long‑term relief. Antihistamines vs root cause • Long‑term relief

When will I feel better?

Some notice benefits in 4–8 weeks; most between 4 weeks and 6 months, with durable relief after ~3 years. Timeline

Get started

Take the at‑home test and meet your doctor online to design your personalized plan. Treatment ships to your door with unlimited medical support and a 90‑day guarantee. Start your consult • At‑home test