Better doctors means better outcomes

From start to finish, there are only 3 steps in fixing your allergies with Wyndly:

1. Pinpoint your allergy triggers with the at-home allergy test.
2. Go over your results with a board-certified Wyndly doctor online.
3. Live allergy-free with 24/7 doctor support and medicine shipped to you. 

Now you're on the journey to living allergy-free! While you're taking allergy medicine, we make sure to check in to answer your questions and adjust your personalized treatment plan as necessary.

You can get started today! See if you're a candidate for Wyndly treatment.

No, you do not have to stop taking antihistamines, nasal sprays, or other allergy medication before your at-home Wyndly allergy test or Wyndly immunotherapy.

We expect you won't need any allergy medicine after you start immunotherapy, though!

We learn what you're allergic to with an easy at-home allergy test! Once you order the allergy test, here’s what you can expect: 

1. After one medical intake form, we mail you the finger-prick allergy test to collect a small blood-spot sample. 
2. Once delivered, you’ll follow our simple instructions to take the allergy test. It only takes 2-3 minutes!
3. Then, you’ll return your sample to our CLIA-certified lab in the prepaid envelope.
4. Once your test is processed, your doctor will contact you to share your personalized allergy plan during a video or phone call. 

Our test detects the 40 most common indoor and outdoor environmental allergies, including pet dander, pollen, and dust.

Pets: Cat dander, dog dander, horse dander.

Grass and shrub pollen: Bahia grass, Bermuda grass, birch, common ragweed, Johnson grass, mugwort, mulberry, nettle, perennial ryegrass, rough pigweed, Russian thistle, sheep sorrel, Timothy grass, and more.

Tree pollen: Acacia, alder, Australian pine & beefwood, birch, cottonwood & poplar, elm, maple & box elder, maple leaf & sycamore, mountain cedar, oak, olive, pecan & hickory, rough marsh elder, walnut, white ash, and more.

Other: Alternaria alt., Aspergillus fum., Aureobasidium, Cladosporium fum., cockroach, dust mite (b. tropicalis, d. far, and d. pter), mouse, Penicillium notatum mold, and more.

Already had an allergy test within the past five years? Awesome — we can use those results! Start with an existing allergy test review.

No need to buy a new test — you can skip ahead! If you have an existing allergy test that is less than five years old, our physicians will review it and you can often get started with treatment right away!

Start with an existing allergy test review, which still includes a personalized treatment plan shared during a telehealth visit with your doctor.

Our doctors typically review your history to see if you're a candidate within a few hours, and they will always complete the review within two business days. You'll get an email or text message asking you to schedule your follow-up when they've reviewed your history.

You may be a good candidate for sublingual immunotherapy with Wyndly if you:

• Want to live without allergies
• Have seasonal or environmental allergy triggers (such as cats, dogs, pollen, or dust)
• Can’t control your symptoms with over-the-counter medications
• Don’t want to be stuck on allergy medication forever
• Have had a bad reaction to an allergy medication
• Want long-term allergy relief without painful shots
• Want a dedicated doctor to help you
• Are a child ages 5 and up whose parents are hoping to prevent them from getting asthma later in life

We cannot treat food allergies, but it's OK to take our treatments if you have food allergies. We also don't treat patients who are currently pregnant but can start right after delivery. We also cannot treat patients on beta blockers, a type of high blood pressure medication.

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.

Your sublingual immunotherapy prescription from your Wyndly doctor is a form of allergy exposure therapy or desensitization. By safely exposing your immune system to small doses of what you are allergic to, over time, your body becomes tolerant to your allergy triggers. This leads to a decrease in your allergy symptoms and can provide lifelong allergy relief. This also lets you avoid the negative side effects of allergy pills and sprays.

While antihistamines and nasal sprays can help manage symptoms when using the medications, allergy immunotherapy is the only scientifically proven method of creating long-term changes to your immune system to decrease symptoms. Wyndly makes lifelong allergy relief available to everyone through telemedicine and personalized allergy treatment plans.

The American Academy of Otolaryngology considers sublingual immunotherapy allergy drops capable of "help[ing] patients experience relief from allergy symptoms and improve their overall quality of life."

In 2003, and again in 2010, the Cochrane Review, an independent health care researcher, concluded in a systematic review of the available research that sublingual allergy immunotherapy is both effective and safe.

Wyndly's treatment, at-home sublingual allergy immunotherapy, is not widely available. Your allergist probably only told you the treatments they could give you.

Before Wyndly, at-home sublingual allergy immunotherapy was usually only available at university hospitals like Johns Hopkins, Stanford, UCLA, or Harvard. Wyndly the first to give everyone easy and convenient access to at-home sublingual allergy immunotherapy therapy through telemedicine.

Studies show that patients see improvements in their allergy symptoms as early as 4 weeks, with very significant improvements after 6 months. All immunotherapy has similar treatment lengths due to similar medicines. For lifelong relief, patients stay on allergy shots for 3-5 years. At Wyndly, we see most of our patients complete their immunotherapy in 3 years.

Studies on patients using allergy immunotherapy have shown continued benefits at least eight years after stopping therapy. Most doctors would say allergy immunotherapy provides lifelong allergy relief.

The American Academy of Otolaryngology considers sublingual immunotherapy allergy drops capable of "help[ing] patients experience relief from allergy symptoms and improve their overall quality of life."

You deserve lifelong allergy relief. We fix the root cause of your allergies. Wyndly uses a treatment backed by allergists, rhinologists, and ENTs across the country. Our treatment plans have an 85% success rate. We’re confident we can help you live allergy-free. 

That's why we have our Allergy-Free Guarantee:

If you go through your treatment plan and your allergies don’t improve, we’ll give you a full refund within 90 days of starting your treatment.

The Allergy-Free Guarantee is a 90-Day 100% Money-Back Promise. See additional details at https://www.wyndly.com/policies/refund-policy.

The number one side effect of sublingual immunotherapy (SLIT) is significant allergy relief and reduced dependence on antihistamines and nasal sprays.

Sublingual immunotherapy is effective for 85% of patients. It requires placing a small amount of allergen extract under the tongue. It is a safe and effective alternative to allergy shots, with fewer side effects. However, like any medical treatment, SLIT can cause some side effects, which are generally mild and temporary. If these symptoms occur, the first step is to reduce your dosage — you don't have to stop immunotherapy!

Rare side effects (affecting less than 1 in 10,000 people) include:

1. Short-term (less than 15 minutes) irritation or tingling in the mouth or throat
2. Short-term increase in allergy symptoms for the first few weeks, as the body acclimates to treatment
3. Mild stomach discomfort or nausea for the first few weeks, as the body acclimates to treatment

Although these side effects are typically mild, it is important to monitor them and report any concerns to your Wyndly doctor.

If you ever have an emergency or think you are experiencing anaphylaxis, call 911.

A 2016 literature review in the Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology found both sublingual immunotherapy and allergy shots as effective at providing allergy relief, and it recommends the choice between the two be based on patient preference.

The American Academy of Otolaryngology considers sublingual immunotherapy allergy drops capable of "help[ing] patients experience relief from allergy symptoms and improve their overall quality of life" and as good as, if not better than, allergy shots.

The American Academy of Otolaryngologic Allergy recommends at-home sublingual immunotherapy treatments as a safe, at-home alternative to allergy shots.

Research suggests that oral home immunotherapy has a better safety profile than allergy shots. Studies suggest this is due to the lower reactivity of the oral cavity immune system to allergens than the skin.

The clinical evidence suggests the risk of a severe reaction is 1 in 100 million doses. Out of 49 clinical trials utilized in the Cochrane review studies, there were no severe allergic reactions or cases of anaphylaxis. We recommend that every patient have a discussion about their specific risk with their Wyndly doctor prior to beginning therapy.

Yes! Many patients switch from allergy shots to sublingual immunotherapy when shots become inconvenient or intolerable for them. Sublingual therapy uses the same medications as allergy shots but they are dosed for oral usage at home.

If you have an existing allergy test that is less than two years old, please visit our existing allergy test page to get started!

Your personalized treatment plan with sublingual immunotherapy, unlimited doctor support, and even free shipping is a subscription for $99/month paid annually, or $110/month paid quarterly. There are no additional surprise costs or copays. If you have a FSA or HSA card you can use it to cover the cost, just ask us for an HSA or FSA receipt.

The subscription covers your physician care, access to your allergist 24-7, and your medications shipped straight to your door until you have allergy relief. This price is more affordable than the cost of allergy shots through insurance, there are no uncomfortable needles or injections, and our treatment can save you lots of time.

No! Our founding doctor is an allergy sufferer himself and believes that all patients should have access to the same pricing regardless of how many allergies they’re suffering from.

Immunotherapy is the only long-term treatment for pet allergies. Research shows that sublingual immunotherapy improves pet allergy symptoms. In 2007, a double-blinded placebo-controlled study from the Journal of Allergy showed that sublingual immunotherapy can improve cat allergies.

The Cochrane review on sublingual immunotherapy also included studies treating cat allergies and also found that the treatment had good efficacy.

Wyndly only tests for and treats environmental allergies like pollen, pet dander, and dust. We currently do not test for or treat food allergies.

There are a number of promising therapies currently undergoing clinical trials, and we are optimistically awaiting the results.

Currently, we are only practicing within the United States. Our physicians are only licensed to practice medicine here so we are unable to work with patients outside of the country. We'd love to expand to other countries in the future!

Yes! Our doctors have worked with many children because under-the-tongue therapy is often easier for children than allergy shots. Plus, parents appreciate the convenience of home-based therapy. Sublingual immunotherapy can be used safely for children 5 years and up.

People with eosinophilic esophagitis (EoE) or mast cell activation syndrome (MCAS) are contraindicated for Wyndly treatment.

If you are pregnant, we cannot start treatment during pregnancy, but we can start soon after the delivery of your baby. Our number one goal is to keep our patients safe.

Shipping is always free! Isn't that great news?

The Wyndly at-home allergy test can be billed through your insurance.

All other Wyndly services, including the treatment subscription, accept HSA and FSA insurance. We're happy to provide HSA and FSA receipts, on request.

After copays, medicine costs, deductibles, and premiums, traditional allergy immunotherapy, in office and with insurance, is usually twice as expensive compared to Wyndly.

We offer an Allergy-Free Guarantee which is a 90-Day 100% Money-Back Promise. If you go through your treatment plan and every treatment check-in and still don’t improve your allergies, we’ll give you a full refund of treatment cost within 90 days of starting your treatment. 

With regards to the allergy test kit, once we process your at-home allergy test kit sample and have your diagnostic results, we cannot issue a refund for the test kit. However, refunds are possible prior to having your diagnostic test kit shipped to you. Any shipped medicine is not refundable.

See additional details regarding refunds at https://www.wyndly.com/policies/refund-policy.

We’re always willing to accommodate you and be the best medical care you’ve ever received. Reach out to us at care@wyndly.com and we will try our best to find a solution for you.

We're here to answer all your questions! Email us at care@wyndly.com or text 720-730-9988.