Why choose at‑home pollen immunotherapy

At‑home allergy testing and at‑home treatment for pollen (drops/tablets).

Pollen allergy drops (personalized, at‑home)

What this page covers: at‑home testing, doctor‑guided sublingual immunotherapy (SLIT) for pollen (drops and FDA‑approved tablets), safety labeling, pricing, and FAQs.
References for deeper reading: Pollen Immunotherapy, insurance‑billed testing details on the Allergy Test Insurance LP, and SLIT safety in our SLIT Safety FAQ and Patient FAQ.

What you get

CLIA‑certified at‑home finger‑prick test covering 40+ indoor/outdoor allergens, including tree, grass, and weed pollens.
A virtual visit with a board‑certified physician to tailor your pollen treatment.
Personalized SLIT: daily under‑the‑tongue allergy drops; or FDA‑approved SLIT tablets where appropriate (e.g., select grasses, ragweed, dust mite) per label.
Unlimited 24/7 doctor access via text/call/email; medicine shipped to your door every 12 weeks.
90‑Day Allergy‑Free Guarantee (full refund of treatment cost if you follow the plan and don’t improve within 90 days).

See: Allergy Test (Insurance LP) and Pollen Immunotherapy.

How the process works

1) Identify pollens: Complete the at‑home blood‑spot test; our doctors interpret results with your history to confirm specific tree/grass/weed pollens. 2) Choose SLIT format:

Drops (custom, multi‑allergen) for broad pollen mixes and co‑existing indoor allergens.
Tablets (single‑allergen; FDA‑approved where available) when a tablet matches your dominant trigger (e.g., certain grasses or ragweed) and label criteria fit. 3) Begin therapy at home; we check in regularly and adjust dosing to ensure progress.

Evidence and safety at a glance

SLIT (drops or tablets) aims to retrain your immune system to tolerate pollen over time; major reviews and guidelines support SLIT as effective and safe for environmental allergies.
Safety details and side‑effect profile: see SLIT Safety FAQ and Patient FAQ.

Tablets: key label disclosures (neutral summary)

Indication/ages: most SLIT tablets are labeled for ages 5–65 for specific pollens (e.g., select grasses, ragweed, dust mite). Your physician will confirm eligibility.
First dose: taken under medical supervision with 30‑minute observation.
Epinephrine: patients prescribed SLIT tablets are typically advised to carry an epinephrine auto‑injector and be trained in its use.
Ongoing dosing: daily at home; do not swallow for ~1 minute to allow sublingual exposure.

If a labeled tablet does not match your pollens or profile, doctor‑guided allergy drops are used with clinically supported protocols. Learn more: Pollen Immunotherapy and Patient FAQ.

What to expect (timeline)

Early improvement: 4–24 weeks for most patients, with continued gains by 6 months.
Long‑term plan: typically ~3 years to lock in durable, often multi‑year relief.

Pricing and offer

Treatment: $99/month (billed annually) or quarterly option; includes unlimited physician support and medicine shipments; free shipping; HSA/FSA eligible.
Test/consult: see insurance‑billed options on the Allergy Test Insurance LP.
Guarantee: 90‑Day Allergy‑Free Guarantee on treatment.

Drops vs. tablets vs. shots (for pollen)

Option	Treats multiple pollens at once	Setting	First‑dose supervision	Typical onset	Notes
SLIT drops	Yes (custom multi‑allergen)	Home	Not required	4–24 wks	Broad coverage (trees/grasses/weeds), daily dosing.
SLIT tablets	Single targeted pollen	Home (after first dose in clinic)	Required (tablets)	4–24 wks	FDA‑approved where available; carry epinephrine per label.
Allergy shots	Yes	Clinic	In‑office, monitored	6–12+ months	Effective; requires frequent clinic visits and injections.

Learn more: Pollen Immunotherapy and Are allergy drops safe?.

Eligibility and important limitations

Ages: We typically treat ages 5+.
We treat environmental allergies only (pollen, pet, dust, mold); we do not treat food allergies.
Common contraindications/precautions: pregnancy, current beta‑blocker use, history of severe eosinophilic esophagitis (EoE) or mast cell activation syndrome (MCAS); your physician will screen for safety.

Get started

Check insurance options and how testing works on the Allergy Test Insurance LP.
Review pollen‑specific treatment details on Pollen Immunotherapy.
Read safety details in the SLIT Safety FAQ and our broader Patient FAQ.

FAQ (pollen SLIT)

How fast will I notice a difference? Most patients notice improvement between 4 and 24 weeks, with bigger gains by ~6 months.
Are drops as effective as shots? Large reviews support that SLIT (drops/tablets) provides clinically meaningful, durable relief comparable to shots for environmental allergies when taken as directed.
When are tablets preferred? When a labeled tablet matches your dominant pollen (e.g., specific grasses or ragweed), you meet age/label criteria (often 5–65), and you can complete the supervised first dose and carry epinephrine as instructed.
Why choose drops? Custom multi‑allergen coverage (trees/grasses/weeds) when tablets don’t match your mix, with convenient all‑at‑home dosing.
Do you bill insurance? Many patients use insurance for the initial test; ongoing treatment is a clear, flat monthly fee (HSA/FSA eligible). See the Insurance LP.
Is SLIT safe? SLIT has a favorable safety profile. Mild mouth/throat itching can occur early and typically subsides. See SLIT Safety FAQ.
Do you treat food allergies? No—environmental allergens only (pollen, pet, dust, mold).