Quick facts before your Wyndly Allergy Consult

During your Allergy Consult, you and your Wyndly doctor will:

1. Review your allergy history and concerns. 
2. Determine the best way to identify your allergy triggers, typically through an at-home allergy test or existing test results. 
3. Discuss how sublingual immunotherapy works and whether it’s a good fit for you.

You will receive a calendar invite to your calendar or email when you first schedule your Wyndly Allergy Consult.

You will also receive email reminders for your visit with the link to join your call. A few minutes before your scheduled visit, click the link that looks like this: wyndly.doxy.me/(yourdoctorsroom) and enable camera and microphone access.

If you have additional questions about how to join your call or are having technology issues, please email us at care@wyndly.com or text us at 720-730-9988 the day before your visit so we can help you be ready.

We understand that life happens but request that if you need to cancel you do so at least 2 days prior to your appointment.

We have a $50 no-show policy to ensure other patients can be seen in a timely manner.

To cancel or reschedule your consult, please email us at care@wyndly.com or text us at 720-730-9988.

We provide unlimited access to your allergy specialists, personalized treatment plans, and we use the same medications as allergy shots but dose them for oral usage in a drop or tablet form.

We charge $699 for your first six months of working with our practice. This includes everything:

• A one-time $100 payment for allergy testing, review, and prescription.
• $99/month for unlimited doctor visits and your medication sent directly to your doorstep every 12 weeks.

After the first 6 months, we’ll check in and if you’re doing well we’ll keep you on treatment for at least 3 more years to lock in the benefits. Continued therapy plans starts at $99/month.

You can use your HSA or FSA card for payment.

*Prescriptions outside of your immunotherapy are sent to your local pharmacy and can be covered by your health insurance.

Sublingual immunotherapy works by exposing you to small doses of what you're allergic to. Over time, your immune system becomes desensitized and stops reacting when exposed to your allergy triggers.

Yes! Our providers are able to treat your pet, pollen, dust, and mold allergies all at once. This is the standard of care across allergists in the US and the world. While some providers only treat 1 or 2 allergens, most clinicians feel this won't solve all of your symptoms.

We treat all allergy triggers across the United States.

We do not treat food allergies currently.

Most patients experience relief at 3-6 months, and it takes 3 years to lock in these benefits for decades of relief.