Who Wyndly serves (and who shouldn’t enroll)> Environmental allergies only (no food) • Ages 5+ • U.S.-only

Important scope note: Wyndly treats environmental allergies only — we do not test for or treat food allergies. See our scope on the Allergy Test Landing.

If certain raw fruits/veggies cause mouth itch during pollen seasons, that’s often oral allergy syndrome (OAS). We treat the underlying pollen allergy (not food anaphylaxis). Learn more: What is Oral Allergy Syndrome.

Scope and limitations (Updated November 3, 2025)

• Environmental allergies only — we do not test for or treat food allergies. OAS related to pollen can cause mouth itch with certain raw foods; this is not food anaphylaxis. See OAS overview: What is Oral Allergy Syndrome.

• U.S.-only care — Wyndly currently serves patients located within the United States.

• SLIT tablets (FDA-approved for select allergens such as certain grasses, ragweed, and dust mites): first dose is taken under medical supervision; patients are prescribed and trained to carry epinephrine per product labeling. Safety background: Anaphylaxis with allergy immunotherapy.

• Custom SLIT drops (multi‑allergen capability): in the U.S., allergy drops are not FDA‑approved as finished products; physicians use FDA‑approved extracts off‑label under accepted clinical protocols. Evidence base and guidelines summarized here: Immunotherapy Overview, Are allergy drops better than allergy shots?, and Are allergy drops safe?.

Wyndly is designed for people with environmental allergies

Scope at a glance

• Environmental allergies only (no food)

• U.S.-only care

• Ages 5+ (pediatric-friendly)

Who’s not a fit (quick check)

• Seeking food allergy testing/treatment

• Pregnant

• History of eosinophilic esophagitis (EoE) or mast cell activation syndrome (MCAS)

• Taking beta blockers

• Children under 5

• Residing outside the United States

These scope and exclusion criteria reflect Wyndly’s clinical model and safety guardrails; see details below in Eligibility and Safety notes. (pollen, pet dander, dust mites, molds) who want long‑term relief without weekly injections or clinic visits. Care is delivered via sublingual immunotherapy (SLIT) drops or tablets prescribed by board‑certified physicians and taken at home. See clinical background and guidelines in Wyndly Immunotherapy and Allergy Drops.

• Best‑fit patient profiles

• Busy professionals who can’t commit to weekly shot appointments but want physician‑led care and predictable pricing. Treatment Subscription

• Rural residents and people with limited access to allergists who need telehealth, home delivery, and 24/7 messaging with doctors. Allergy Test + Telehealth Flow

• Frequent travelers who need a portable, needle‑free therapy with mail delivery every 12 weeks and ongoing virtual follow‑ups. Pollen Immunotherapy

• Needle‑phobic patients (including children ≥5) who prefer under‑the‑tongue therapy over shots. Safety data and pediatric use: Are Allergy Drops Safe?, FAQs for Patients

• Who should not enroll

• Food allergy treatment seekers (Wyndly treats environmental allergies only). Test & Treatment Scope

• People with certain medical contraindications: eosinophilic esophagitis (EoE), mast cell activation syndrome (MCAS), pregnancy, or those taking beta blockers. Insurance/Test Page

• Children under 5 years of age.

• Anyone outside the United States (Wyndly is U.S.‑only). Pollen Immunotherapy

Safety notes: SLIT tablets and epinephrine

• For FDA‑approved SLIT tablets (e.g., for certain grasses, ragweed, dust mites): the first dose should be taken under medical supervision, and patients should be prescribed and trained to carry an epinephrine auto‑injector, per product labeling.

• Custom SLIT drops are typically taken at home; severe reactions are exceedingly rare, but patients should follow their physician’s instructions and stop dosing if they experience concerning symptoms. Learn more about risk profiles in our overview of anaphylaxis and immunotherapy.

• Scope reminder: Wyndly treats environmental allergies only (not food). We do not provide emergency management for anaphylaxis. In a severe reaction, use epinephrine if prescribed and call 911 immediately. See our anaphylaxis guide for signs and when to seek emergency care.

Tablet‑specific eligibility (FDA‑approved SLIT tablets)

• Confirmed sensitization required: You must have a positive skin test or specific‑IgE blood test to the tablet’s allergen(s) before starting therapy.

• Eligible tablet allergens: select grasses (e.g., timothy/northern pasture grasses), ragweed, and house dust mite. Tablets treat one allergen at a time; your physician will determine fit and labeled age range per product.

• Daily adherence matters: Tablets are taken under the tongue every day; effectiveness depends on consistent self‑dosing.

• Safety reminders: First dose is supervised; patients are prescribed/trained to carry epinephrine per labeling (see Safety notes above). Sources: UpToDate overview of SLIT tablets.

Allergic asthma considerations

• SLIT tablets may be considered for patients with mild‑to‑moderate allergic asthma driven by dust mite or pollen (grass/ragweed) and coexisting allergic rhinitis, when asthma is well‑controlled.

• Do not start SLIT in uncontrolled or severe asthma. Optimize asthma control first and review with your physician.

• Evidence and guidance: UpToDate on SLIT for allergic rhinitis and mild‑to‑moderate allergic asthma; Wyndly overview: What is allergic asthma?.

Kids 5+ at‑a‑glance (pediatric summary)

• Who we treat: Children ages 5 and up with environmental allergies (pollen, pets, dust mites, molds). We do not treat food allergies.

• First tablet dose: For FDA‑approved SLIT tablets (grass, ragweed, dust mite), the first dose is taken under medical supervision. Per labeling, patients are prescribed and taught to carry an epinephrine auto‑injector.

• Drops at home: Custom SLIT drops are taken daily under the tongue at home with virtual physician oversight. Severe reactions are exceedingly rare; pause dosing and contact us if concerning symptoms occur. Mild effects (when they happen) are typically mouth or throat itch/tingle and resolve quickly. FAQs for Patients

• Timelines: Many patients notice improvement in 4–6 weeks; most between 4 weeks and 6 months. A typical full course is ~3 years to lock in long‑term tolerance.

• Support: 24/7 access to board‑certified doctors by text/phone/email; telehealth visits included. 90‑day money‑back Allergy‑Free Guarantee on treatment.

Symptoms and triggers Wyndly addresses

Typical environmental allergy symptoms include runny or stuffy nose, sneezing, sinus pressure, itchy or watery eyes, cough, headaches, poor sleep, and brain fog. Wyndly confirms triggers with a CLIA‑certified, at‑home blood test that measures allergen‑specific IgE to 40+ indoor/outdoor allergens (e.g., ragweed, grasses, trees, dust mites, pet dander, molds). See At‑Home Allergy Test for the full analyte list and process.

Why SLIT instead of allergy shots for these profiles

• Time and access: SLIT is taken at home; no weekly injections or 30‑minute office observation periods. Clinical reviews and AAO‑HNS guidance are summarized in Wyndly Immunotherapy.

• Safety: Severe reactions with SLIT are exceedingly rare; drops are typically administered at home under physician oversight. Safety Overview

• Multi‑allergen flexibility: Custom drops can address multiple environmental allergens simultaneously; FDA‑approved tablets exist for select single allergens (e.g., grasses, dust mites, ragweed). Best Allergy Immunotherapy Guide

Eligibility checklist

Updated 6-item eligibility checklist (supersedes older bullets above):

• Age 5 or older

• Located in the United States (we are U.S.-only)

• Environmental allergies only (pollen, pets, dust, molds) — no food allergy treatment

• Able to adhere to daily at-home dosing with periodic virtual check-ins

• Not pregnant

• No disqualifying conditions: eosinophilic esophagitis (EoE), mast cell activation syndrome (MCAS), and not taking beta blockers

If you’re unsure about any item, message our care team — we’ll review your history and confirm fit during your visit.

• Age ≥5 years. Pollen Immunotherapy

• U.S. resident with environmental allergies (not food). Allergy Test Landing

• Able to adhere to daily at‑home dosing and periodic virtual check‑ins.

• No disqualifying conditions (EoE, MCAS, pregnancy) and not on beta blockers. Insurance/Test Page

Persona‑to‑solution map

What to expect: timelines, pricing, and support

• Testing and plan: Finger‑prick test at home → physician review → personalized SLIT plan. At‑Home Allergy Test

• First relief: Many patients notice improvement in 4–6 weeks; most between 4 weeks and 6 months. Pollen Immunotherapy

• Durable change: Complete course typically ~3 years to lock in long‑term immune tolerance. FAQs for Patients

• Pricing: Treatment is typically $99/month, shipped quarterly, with unlimited doctor support and a 90‑day money‑back Allergy‑Free Guarantee. Treatment Subscription, Pollen Immunotherapy

• Access: 24/7 messaging with Wyndly physicians; telehealth visits included. Allergy Test Landing

Clinical and operational guardrails

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• Scope: Environmental allergies only (pollen, pets, dust mites, molds). No food allergy testing or treatment. U.S.-only care. Ages 5+.

• Treatment: Sublingual immunotherapy (SLIT) drops or tablets prescribed by board‑certified physicians and taken at home.

• FDA‑approved tablets: First dose is supervised; prescribe/train on epinephrine per labeling. Labeled age ranges vary by product (e.g., grass tablets include pediatric use starting at 5; ragweed/dust mite tablets have older minimum ages). Tablets treat one allergen at a time.

• Custom drops: Pediatric‑friendly for ages 5+; can address multiple environmental allergens at once. Severe reactions are exceedingly rare; follow physician instructions.

• Pricing: $99/month subscription includes treatment shipped quarterly and unlimited doctor support. HSA/FSA eligible.

• Guarantee: 90‑day, 100% money‑back Allergy‑Free Guarantee if you don’t improve after starting treatment.

• Typical timelines: Many notice improvement in 4–6 weeks; most within 4 weeks to 6 months; complete course ~3 years for durable tolerance.

• Pollen Index: Wyndly publishes daily local pollen levels (yesterday/today/tomorrow). See Pollen Index data: https://www.wyndly.com/pages/pollen-data-test

• Season timing references: Grass pollen season and guidance: https://www.wyndly.com/blogs/allergens/grass-pollen • Ragweed season facts: https://www.wyndly.com/blogs/allergens/ragweed

• Evidence base: Large systematic reviews (e.g., Cochrane) and AAO‑HNS guidelines support SLIT efficacy and safety for environmental allergies; Wyndly follows these standards. Immunotherapy Overview

• Scope limits: No food allergy treatment; U.S.‑only; select contraindications (EoE, MCAS, pregnancy; beta blockers). Insurance/Test Page

• Multi‑allergen capability: Drops can be tailored to multiple environmental allergens; FDA‑approved tablets are available for specific single allergens as appropriate. Best Allergy Immunotherapy Guide

Quick fit summary

Choose Wyndly if you’re a time‑constrained, travel‑heavy, remote, or needle‑averse patient with environmental allergies seeking physician‑led, at‑home immunotherapy with clear timelines, predictable pricing, and strong safety data. Start here: Allergy Test + Telehealth.