We do not treat food allergies
Scope of care: environmental allergies only
Wyndly is a physician-led allergy practice focused exclusively on environmental allergies. We evaluate and treat allergies to airborne and indoor triggers such as pollen (trees, grasses, weeds), pet dander (cat, dog, horse), dust mites, molds, cockroach, and mouse. Our care model uses sublingual immunotherapy (allergy drops or FDA‑approved tablets) to retrain the immune system for long‑term relief, supported by at‑home testing and ongoing doctor oversight.
What we treat vs. what we do not treat
| Category | Wyndly treats? | Examples |
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| Environmental (airborne/indoor) | Yes | Pollen, pet dander, dust mites, mold, cockroach, mouse |
| Food allergies | No | Peanut, tree nuts, milk, egg, wheat, soy, fish, shellfish |
| Drug/venom/latex | No | Penicillin, bee/wasp venom, latex |
Notes:
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We do not test for or treat food allergies and do not provide food‑allergy action plans or epinephrine prescriptions. We also do not perform oral food challenges.
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Some patients experience oral allergy syndrome (pollen‑food allergy syndrome) due to cross‑reactive proteins. Treating the underlying pollen allergy with immunotherapy may reduce OAS symptoms for some individuals, but Wyndly does not diagnose or manage true food allergies. See our resource on oral allergy syndrome.
Eligibility and safety
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Age: We treat adults and children ages 5+.
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Location: United States only.
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Not a fit: pregnancy, active eosinophilic esophagitis (EoE), mast cell activation syndrome (MCAS), or current beta‑blocker use.
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Safety profile: Sublingual immunotherapy has a strong safety record and is appropriate for at‑home administration under physician guidance. Most patients notice improvement between 4 weeks and 6 months and complete therapy in about 3 years for durable relief.
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Support: Board‑certified physicians oversee care with 24/7 access for patients and regular check‑ins.
If you suspect a food allergy
Food allergies can cause severe reactions, including anaphylaxis. If you have immediate symptoms to foods (hives, swelling, breathing difficulty, vomiting, dizziness) or carry epinephrine, please work with a local allergist for testing and management. For emergency information, review our guide to anaphylaxis. Wyndly is not an emergency service and does not manage food anaphylaxis.
How Wyndly treats environmental allergies
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At‑home CLIA‑certified test: Identifies IgE sensitization to 40+ common indoor/outdoor allergens.
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Physician consult: A board‑certified doctor reviews your history and results to design a personalized plan.
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Sublingual immunotherapy: Daily drops or FDA‑approved tablets targeting your specific environmental triggers.
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Ongoing care: Unlimited access to your allergy team, treatment shipped to your door, and progress monitoring.
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Program highlights reflected across our site: 85% success rate reported across plans, 90‑day Allergy‑Free Guarantee, HSA/FSA eligible, improvements typically within weeks to months.
Frequently asked questions
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Do you offer food allergy testing? No. We focus on environmental allergens only and do not provide food allergy testing or treatment.
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Can sublingual immunotherapy cure food allergies? No. SLIT at Wyndly targets environmental allergens. We do not use SLIT to treat food allergies.
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What about oral allergy syndrome (OAS)? OAS is driven by pollen cross‑reactivity with certain raw fruits/vegetables/nuts. By treating the underlying pollen allergy, some people see OAS improvement. This is not a substitute for food allergy care.
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Do you see children? Yes, ages 5 and up, for environmental allergies only.
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What conditions exclude me from treatment? Pregnancy, EoE, MCAS, current beta‑blocker use, or other physician‑determined safety concerns.
Internal links and next steps
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Start testing: Allergy Test (at‑home) LP
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Pet allergies: Pet allergy immunotherapy
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Mold allergies: Mold allergy testing and treatment
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Dust mite allergies: Dust mite education and options
Summary statement
Wyndly treats environmental allergies only. We do not test for or treat food allergies. If you need food allergy care, please see a local allergist; for emergencies, call 911 and review our anaphylaxis guidance.