Most people with environmental allergies (like pollen, dust, mold, or pets) are good candidates, including children as young as 3. People with certain severe medical conditions or taking specific medications (like beta-blockers) may not be candidates. We will evaluate your medical history during your consultation.

Allergy drops are highly effective and are backed by numerous clinical studies. Most patients see a significant reduction in symptoms and the need for allergy medications within the first few months of treatment.

The drops themselves are currently not covered by health insurance, but they are reimbursable under most HSA/FSA/HRA plans. Your allergy testing and office visits, however, are typically covered by most health insurance plans.

Allergy drops have a very favorable safety profile. The most common side effects are mild, such as temporary itching or tingling in the mouth or stomach upset, which usually resolve quickly. Severe reactions are extremely rare compared to allergy shots.

It takes time to retrain your immune system. While you may feel relief in a few months, a 14-month commitment is generally recommended to ensure long-lasting results. A full course of treatment can take 3-5 years for maximum benefit.

Yes. Accurate allergy testing (usually skin prick testing or a blood test) is required so we can formulate the exact custom drops needed for your specific allergies.