Allergy Symptoms?
Safe, effective, needle-free treatment—we help your body retrain its immune response, so you can build tolerance instead of just managing symptoms.
One of the biggest benefits of allergy drop treatment is it’s safe for people who don’t tolerate or aren’t candidates for allergy shots. Allergy drops can safely treat those with other conditions such as asthma, food and mold allergies.
If you’ve been quietly suffering with allergies, food sensitivities, or histamine intolerance—maybe for years—you’re not alone, and you are not imagining it. Whether it’s chronic congestion, digestive issues, fatigue, or flare-ups from foods you used to love, these symptoms can feel isolating and exhausting. But they don’t have to be your “normal.”
You Deserve Relief—Let’s Heal Your Allergies at the Root
You deserve to feel well—every day.
Our allergy consultations and treatment plans are designed to finally give you answers, support, and real relief. Through Sublingual Immunotherapy (SLIT)
Common Allergy Symptoms
- Fatigue
- Frequent Headaches
- Sneezing
- Postnasal Drainage
- Itching of the Nose
- Frequent “Colds”
- Recurrent Ear Infections
- Recurrent Cough or Bronchitis
- Chronic Sinus Infections
- Dizziness
- Dark Circles Under the Eyes
- Itching, Watering, Redness or Swelling of the Eyes
- Tightness in the Chest, Wheezing or Asthma
- Eczema, Skin Rashes, Itching, or Hives
Allergy Drops Work in 3 Phases
Phase 1: Initial Oral Tolerance (0-3 months)
As your body adjusts to treatment, symptoms can improve. Those with minor oral itching will see it lessen as tolerance begins.
Phase 2: Symptom Relief (3 months-2 years)
As symptoms decrease, your body begins changing your allergen tolerance. If tempted to stop treatment because you feel better, don’t. By continuing treatment, your body learns long-term tolerance.
Phase 3: Long Term Tolerance (2-5 years*)
As symptoms improve, your body increases its allergy tolerance. This long-term learning is needed to stay symptom-free long after treatment is done. Your doctor will determine the final length of treatment.
*May take longer for complex/food allergies
What Is SLIT?
SLIT (Sublingual Immunotherapy) uses tiny, customized doses of allergens—placed under your tongue—to help your immune system gradually stop overreacting. It’s safe, effective, and can be done from the comfort of home. The difference is that the antigen is placed under your tongue in a customized liquid form. Learn how allergy drops work.
We treat more than just seasonal pollen. SLIT can address:
- Food sensitivities and allergies (like dairy, eggs, wheat, and more)
- Histamine intolerance
- Mold and dust allergies
- Pet dander
- Environmental triggers like trees, grasses, and ragweed
- Multiple or complex allergy cases
Allergy Cost Calculator
By treating your allergy SYMPTOMS year after year, you may be spending more than treating the CAUSE with allergy drop treatment. Use this cost calculator to determine how much you might save by modifying your underlying allergies and then contact us to learn more about starting allergy drops.
Why Choose Allergy Drops?
- Feel better—naturally. Build real immune tolerance instead of just masking symptoms.
- Needle-free, stress-free. Especially great for kids, sensitive individuals, or anyone who’s done with shots.
- Take them anywhere. No more weekly office visits—you’ll take your drops at home, on your schedule.
- Designed just for you. Your treatment is based on you—your body, your allergens, your path to healing.
Take the First Step
If you’ve tried everything—or if you’ve been told “you’ll just have to live with it”—we want you to know: there is another way.
Let’s work together to understand your immune system and finally treat the cause—not just the symptoms. You deserve a clear head, a calm gut, restful sleep, and energy that lasts.
Healing starts with one step. Schedule your allergy consultation today with Sophia DaRosa-Spillane, NP, and let’s begin your path back to thriving.
Not sure about starting allergy drop treatment?
Are you debating whether to start sublingual immunotherapy (allergy drops) for your allergies? Here are the three most common reasons patients hold off, and why you should think twice about delaying treatment.
"My allergy symptoms aren't that bad"
You may feel fine now, but think of how you feel during your peak season. How many days of school or work do you miss due to your allergy symptoms? How many days will you feel less than your best?
That’s not all. Allergy can worsen or cause a variety of conditions including:
- Asthma
- Sinusitis
- Eczema
- Headaches
If you’re struggling with any (or many) of these conditions, allergy may be the trigger, and treating the cause could improve your quality of life and get you back to work or school with less symptoms.
- 80% of sinusitis cases are due to a mold allergy.
- 75% of people reported less time away from work or school after successful treatment.
"I don't want to pay out of pocket"
Custom allergy drops may cost less than prescription and OTC medications that only mask your symptoms temporarily and you can use FLEX or HSA dollars to cover the cost. Consider the cost of nasal sprays, antihistamines, eye drops, inhalers and skin creams to manage your allergy-related conditions. Now think about taking a treatment that can reduce or eliminate your need to take these meds long term.
Though traditional allergy treatment may be covered by insurance, frequent office visits, related time away from work or school, and copays can add up quickly.
- Allergy drops for environment triggers start at ~$50/month.
- Calculate what allergies are REALLY costing you at allergychoices.com/cost
"I'll take over-the-counter meds"
OTC medications mask the symptoms; they don’t treat the cause of the allergy. That means you may have to take them year after year to manage your symptoms. Think about that cost over a lifetime.
Allergy drops train the body to not react to offending allergens over three to five years of treatment. Typically, once your body builds long-term tolerance, treatment is done.
- 50% of people experience less allergy-related medication use after successful treatment.
- 97% of patients report they stay adherent with at-home treatment.
Talk with your provider to find out how easy and affordable it can be to get a custom treatment based on your test results.
FAQs
Can I order allergy drops from you?
Allergy drops are prescriptions; therefore, a licensed prescriber must order and will monitor your treatment progress and dose based on your progress. Contact your provider to order your prescription. If you are interested in Allergy SLIT therapy, please fill out our online health history form and ask for an appointment with Sophia DaRosa-Spillane, NP.
Will my medical insurance cover the costs?
Insurance companies may cover the cost of office visits and diagnostic testing. Because allergy drops are an off-label use of FDA-approved antigens, they are not typically covered by insurance. Check with your carrier first.
Allergy drops do qualify for Health Savings Account or Flex Spending reimbursement. Even without insurance coverage, most patients find treatment affordable and comparable to other medication or visit co-pays. Most patients agree that the temporary investment in allergy drops is well worth the lasting results and improvement in their quality of life.
Is SLIT FDA approved and safe?
Yes – Read more here with this link – I’ve heard that allergy drops are not approved by the FDA. Is that safe?