Wyndly
Telehealth allergy clinic offering personalized sublingual immunotherapy (allergy drops and FDA-approved SLIT tablets) prescribed by board-certified doctors. Targets the root cause of environmental allergies as an at-home alternative to allergy shots.
Custom allergy drops typically run $100-300/mo without insurance
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Services Offered
Our Take
Wyndly is the most marketing-forward of the at-home SLIT brands, with a clean $99/mo all-in subscription that bundles medication, unlimited doctor access, and free shipping. It treats environmental allergens only (pollen, dust, pets, mold), not food allergies, and adds a 90-day money-back guarantee if you complete check-ins without improvement. Best for someone tired of allergy shots who wants a single predictable monthly price.
Pros
- ✓Flat $99/mo includes medication, doctor access, shipping
- ✓Board-certified doctors
- ✓FDA-approved SLIT tablets plus compounded drops
- ✓90-day money-back guarantee
- ✓HSA/FSA eligible
- ✓Treats children 5+
Cons
- ✗Environmental allergens only (not food)
- ✗Treatment is cash-pay (not billed to insurance)
- ✗$249 test cost on top of subscription
- ✗Long commitment (3-5 years for lasting tolerance)
Pricing Details
Treatment subscription $99/mo billed annually ($1,188/yr) or $110/mo billed quarterly. Initial consult $49.99. At-home allergy test $249 cash (or insurance-billed when eligible). Cash-pay only for treatment; HSA/FSA accepted.
Best For
- • Allergy-shot alternative seekers
- • Environmental allergy sufferers
- • Want a flat all-inclusive monthly price
Coverage
- 📍 Nationwide US
Last verified: June 25, 2026
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