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Allergy Relief Drop by Drop

2 drops a day treat pollen, mold, dust mite, dog, and cat allergies

Allergy Relief Drop by Drop.

2 drops a day treat pollen, mold, dust mite, dog, and cat allergies natural allergy drops

What types of allergies do allergy drops treat?

Allergy drops target the root cause of both seasonal and year-round allergies, including:

Why Use Allergy Drops?

Testimonial

This Is What Our Patients Say

“I hate needles! No way would I take allergy shots. I heard about allergy drops, tried them and one month later had more than 75% relief. And, the best part, no medication.”
drops for allergies
Jessica (age 19)
“I had a cough that drove me and a few doctors crazy for 2 years. I was tested for TB, had MRI’s, chest X-rays and pulmonary tests. They told me I had asthma. Inhalers didn’t help and I was miserable. Dr. M. discovered I had respiratory allergies that caused a postnasal drip. The drip caused the cough! I’ve been on allergy drops and haven’t coughed in months.”
drops for allergies
Richard K.
“For the past two years, my daughter wheezed whenever she played outdoors, had a cold, or played with our neighbor’s cat. Her doctor had her on all sorts of medications and a nebulizer. Within a month of going on allergy drops she was a different child. No nebulizer, no asthma medicine and no symptoms when she plays with the cat!”
drops for allergies
Parent of Valerie (age 5)
“Asthma, coughing attacks and my nebulizer are gone. I’m playing soccer and haven’t used an inhaler in over a year thanks to the allergy drops.”
drops for allergies
Emanuel (age 12)


“I hate needles! No way would I take allergy shots. I heard about allergy drops, tried them and one month later had more than 75% relief. And, the best part, no medication.”
drops for allergies
Jessica (age 19)
“I had a cough that drove me and a few doctors crazy for 2 years. I was tested for TB, had MRI’s, chest X-rays and pulmonary tests. They told me I had asthma. Inhalers didn’t help and I was miserable. Dr. M. discovered I had respiratory allergies that caused a postnasal drip. The drip caused the cough! I’ve been on allergy drops and haven’t coughed in months.”
drops for allergies
Richard K.
“For the past two years, my daughter wheezed whenever she played outdoors, had a cold, or played with our neighbor’s cat. Her doctor had her on all sorts of medications and a nebulizer. Within a month of going on allergy drops she was a different child. No nebulizer, no asthma medicine and no symptoms when she plays with the cat!”
drops for allergies
Parent of Valerie (age 5)
“Asthma, coughing attacks and my nebulizer are gone. I’m playing soccer and haven’t used an inhaler in over a year thanks to the allergy drops.”
drops for allergies
Emanuel (age 12)

Establish a daily routine of using allergy drops. Such as, placing the allergy drop vial near your toothbrush – to remind you to put 2 drops under your tongue after brushing your teeth daily.

Dose: 2 drops under the tongue everyday.

Daily routine example: instructional (step-by-step):

  1. Keep your allergy drops near your toothbrush.
  2. After brushing, place 2 drops under your tongue.
  3. Hold for 5–7 seconds, then swallow.
  4. You can eat breakfast right after.


No, you cannot overdose or have side effects by taking more than 2 drops, but you may run out of drops before the end of the month. However, each vial contains more than a 30-day supply. There are no preservatives, and the solution weakens towards the end of the month.


Initially, yes. Continue your allergy medications until the allergy drops start working, usually after 2-3 months in most cases. Then you can try to gradually reduce your allergy medication as your symptoms improve.


Yes!

Johns Hopkins, one of the most prestigious medical centers in the world, has been prescribing sublingual allergy drops for over a decade. It’s their preferred treatment method, offering their patients a more convenient, effective alternative to traditional allergy shots


Establish a daily routine of using allergy drops. Such as, placing the allergy drop vial near your toothbrush – to remind you to put 2 drops under your tongue after brushing your teeth daily.

Dose: 2 drops under the tongue everyday.

Daily routine example: instructional (step-by-step):

  1. Keep your allergy drops near your toothbrush.
  2. After brushing, place 2 drops under your tongue.
  3. Hold for 5–7 seconds, then swallow.
  4. You can eat breakfast right after.


No, you cannot overdose or have side effects by taking more than 2 drops, but you may run out of drops before the end of the month. However, each vial contains more than a 30-day supply. There are no preservatives, and the solution weakens towards the end of the month.


Initially, yes. Continue your allergy medications until the allergy drops start working, usually after 2-3 months in most cases. Then you can try to gradually reduce your allergy medication as your symptoms improve.


Yes!

Johns Hopkins, one of the most prestigious medical centers in the world, has been prescribing sublingual allergy drops for over a decade. It’s their preferred treatment method, offering their patients a more convenient, effective alternative to traditional allergy shots

Dosing and How to Use Allergy Drops?

How do I take allergy drops?

Establish a daily routine of using allergy drops. Such as, placing the allergy drop vial near your toothbrush – to remind you to put 2 drops under your tongue after brushing your teeth daily.

Dose: 2 drops under the tongue everyday.

Daily routine example: instructional (step-by-step):

  1. Keep your allergy drops near your toothbrush.
  2. After brushing, place 2 drops under your tongue.
  3. Hold for 5–7 seconds, then swallow.
  4. You can eat breakfast right after.