Allergy drops offer a needle-free immunotherapy path

What are allergy drops?

Also called sublingual immunotherapy, allergy drops provide controlled allergen exposure over time to reduce immune overreaction. Formulations are customized from your testing and clinical history.

This is not a one-size-fits-all product. Dosing and composition are adjusted to match your sensitivity profile.

What kinds of allergies can drops address?

Drops may be used for a range of environmental allergens when supported by testing and clinical relevance. Bring your allergy testing history to your visit so we can align drop formulation with your trigger profile.

Who is and is not a good fit

Patients preferring a needle-free long-term strategy may be strong candidates. Some medical conditions and medications can limit suitability, so candidacy is confirmed before treatment starts.

• Severe uncontrolled asthma may require a different approach.
• Beta-blocker use or significant heart disease can affect candidacy.
• Pregnancy and age under five can affect treatment timing decisions.

At-home treatment expectations

After supervised initiation, many patients continue dosing at home on a structured schedule. Consistency, follow-up, and symptom tracking are key to long-term success.

We monitor progress and adjust protocols as needed to keep treatment safe and effective.

Dosing and timeline details patients ask about

• Standard drop protocols are often dosed under the tongue multiple times daily.
• Initial supervised setup is followed by structured at-home dosing for eligible patients.
• Drops are calibrated to testing and medical history rather than dispensed as a generic formula.
• Regular follow-up is still required to confirm tolerance and symptom response.