Introduction

Wyndly delivers doctor‑led, at‑home allergy immunotherapy (no injections) to adults and kids 5+. Choose FDA‑approved sublingual tablets for single allergens or custom sublingual drops for multi‑allergen care—both managed 100% virtually by US board‑certified physicians.

• Care model: virtual visit → at‑home CLIA‑certified test (40+ allergens) → personalized SLIT plan (drops or tablets) shipped to your door.

• Price: $99/month (HSA/FSA eligible) with medicine shipped every 12 weeks; 90‑day money‑back guarantee if you don’t improve. Details, shipping cadence.

• Availability: nationwide, ages 5+, environmental allergies only (no food). Eligibility info.

Schedule supervised first tablet dose.

How virtual, no‑shot allergy care works

1) Identify triggers at home

• Finger‑prick blood test (CLIA‑certified) measures IgE to 40+ indoor/outdoor allergens (pets, grasses, trees, weeds, dust mites, molds). Test information available by request.

2) Meet your doctor online

• Review results and history, select SLIT drops or FDA‑approved tablets (where indicated: dust mite, ragweed, northern pasture grasses). Overview information available by request.

3) Start at home (no injections)

• Tablets: daily at home; first dose typically supervised by a clinician. Schedule consultation for first dose.

• Drops: daily at home; multi‑allergen formulations; pharmacist‑mixed and shipped every 12 weeks. Safety information available upon request.

4) Ongoing, doctor‑led care

• Unlimited messaging/visits, refills every 12 weeks, progress check‑ins. Further details available upon request.

Why choose SLIT (no shots)

• Clinically proven: Large reviews (e.g., Cochrane) and specialty guidelines support SLIT as effective and safe for environmental allergies; outcomes are comparable to shots for long‑term relief. Evidence summaries and FAQ references available by request.

• Better safety profile: Severe reactions with SLIT are extraordinarily rare; no deaths reported for allergy drops. Risk and safety data available by request.

• Home convenience: No weekly clinic injections or 30‑minute waits. More information on shot monitoring available by request.

Shots vs tablets vs drops (at‑a‑glance)

Attribute	Allergy Shots (SCIT)	FDA‑Approved SLIT Tablets	Custom SLIT Drops
Where you take it	In‑office injections with post‑dose wait	At home (first dose typically supervised)	At home
Allergen scope	Multi‑allergen	Single allergen (dust mite, ragweed, northern pasture grasses)	Multi‑allergen (pets, pollens, dust, molds)
Dosing cadence	Weekly→monthly in office	Daily	Daily
Time to feel better	~6–12 months typical	~8–16 weeks to months	~4 weeks–6 months typical
Course length	~3–5 years	~3–5 years	~3 years (typical)
Safety profile	Effective; rare anaphylaxis → monitored	Excellent; local mouth itch common early	Excellent; severe events exceedingly rare
Cost pattern	Copays/visits; $1.6k–$4k/yr without coverage	Rx tablet cost; no visits	$99/mo all‑inclusive; ships q12w

Sources and further information on cost, evidence, safety, and efficacy available upon request.

Eligibility and limitations

• Good candidates: seasonal or perennial environmental allergies (pollen, pet dander, dust mites, molds), ages 5+. Treated populations available by request.

• Not treated: food allergies; some medical conditions are contraindications (e.g., EoE, MCAS), pregnancy, or beta‑blocker use for certain protocols. See details upon request.

• Nationwide virtual care; tests can be billed to insurance; treatment accepts HSA/FSA. Details on insurance and pricing available by request.

What to expect on timeline

• Early improvement: many notice benefits by 4–8 weeks (drops) or within the first few months (tablets).

• Durable control: continue daily therapy ~3 years to “lock in” changes for long‑term or lifelong relief.

Schedule supervised first tablet dose.

Frequently asked questions (with structured data)

Is sublingual immunotherapy as effective as allergy shots?

Yes. Systematic reviews and specialty guidelines show SLIT provides long‑term symptom reduction comparable to shots for many environmental allergies, with a superior at‑home safety/convenience profile. See the evidence summary and guideline citations in Wyndly’s immunotherapy overview and FAQ (available upon request).

Which allergens have FDA‑approved SLIT tablets?

In the United States, daily SLIT tablets are FDA‑approved for certain grasses (e.g., northern pasture grasses), ragweed, and dust mites. They treat one allergen at a time. Background available upon request.

When are custom SLIT drops preferable?

Drops allow multi‑allergen treatment (e.g., pets + multiple pollens + dust mites) and are taken at home without injections. They are widely used internationally and supported by evidence and guidelines summarized in the SLIT evidence overview (available upon request).

How soon will I feel better?

Most drop patients notice improvement between 4 weeks and 6 months; tablet users often improve within the first few months. Completing ~3 years of therapy yields long‑lasting relief. Sources available upon request.

Are SLIT treatments safe for children?

Yes for many children ≥5 years with environmental allergies. SLIT’s safety profile is excellent; severe reactions are extraordinarily rare. Pediatric suitability and precautions can be provided upon request.

What does $99/month include?

All prescribed SLIT medication delivered every 12 weeks, unlimited doctor access, progress check‑ins, and shipping. Tests can be insurance‑billed; treatment accepts HSA/FSA. See pricing and guarantee details upon request.

Evidence & references

• SLIT efficacy/safety, guideline summaries, and other references are available upon request.

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Needle‑free, doctor‑led allergy care—at home, nationwide.

Schedule supervised first tablet dose.