Sublingual Allergy Drops for Pet & Environmental Allergies

At-home allergy treatment for adults and children with dog, cat, pollen, dust mite, and mold allergies.

Allergy & Sinus Relief, Drop by Drop

Allergy drops, also known as sublingual immunotherapy (SLIT), deliver small amounts of specific allergens under the tongue. With regular treatment, the goal is to gradually help the immune system become less sensitive to those allergens and reduce allergy symptoms over time. Treatment is personalized based on a patient’s allergies and medical history.(1)

Learn More About Allergy Drops

Love your pets. Treat your allergies.

Sublingual allergy drops can help treat allergies caused by:

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Dog Allergies

Mold Allergies

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Cat Allergies

Dust Mite Allergies

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Pollen Allergies

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Train your immune system over time.

How it Works

  • Allergy testing and your medical history help identify the specific allergens that may be contributing to your symptoms. This information helps guide your personalized treatment plan.(2)

  • Your allergy drops are customized based on your individual allergy profile. The formulation may include multiple allergens, such as pet dander, pollen, molds, or other environmental allergens.(2)

  • Allergy drops are placed under the tongue and taken according to your physician's instructions. Because they are designed for at-home use, SLIT can offer an alternative to regular allergy shot visits.(2)

  • Sublingual immunotherapy works through regular exposure to small amounts of the allergens that trigger your symptoms. Over time, this may help reduce your sensitivity and lessen allergy symptoms.(2)

Personalized treatment, guided by an allergy specialist with over 30 years of experience.

“Every patient is different. I begin by reviewing your health and allergy history, along with your symptoms, to identify the allergens that may be contributing to your reactions. From there, I develop a treatment plan tailored to your needs, including sublingual allergy drops that can be conveniently taken at home.”

Dr. Angelo Mastrosimone, MD
Allergy & Immunology

Dr. Angelo Mastrosimone, Allergy & Sinus Center.
Complete Health History

Sublingual Allergy Drops:
An Alternative to Allergy Shots

Sublingual allergy drops and allergy shots work toward the same goal: helping your body become less sensitive to the allergens that trigger your symptoms. The difference is how treatment is delivered. Sublingual drops are taken under the tongue at home, offering a convenient alternative to regular allergy shot visits.

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Allergy Shots vs. Sublingual Drops

  • Allergy Shots: Delivered by injection in a medical office.

    Sublingual Drops: Taken under the tongue at home as directed by your doctor.

  • Allergy Shots: Require regular visits to an allergy specialist for treatment.

    Sublingual Drops: Can be taken at home, making treatment easier to incorporate into your daily routine.

  • Allergy Shots: Treatment involves a schedule of injections over time, with visits determined by your doctor.

    Sublingual Drops: Taken regularly at home according to your personalized treatment plan.

  • Allergy Shots: Each injection requires time set aside for an office visit.

    Sublingual Drops: At-home treatment can eliminate the need for routine injection visits, making it a convenient option for many patients.