Frequently Asked Questions

What is sublingual immunotherapy?

What is an antigen?

How do I know I am getting treatment customized for me?

What kind of allergies can be treated with allergy drops?

Who should take allergy drops?

Where can I get allergy drops?

Can I order allergy drops from you?

What are the advantages of allergy drops?

Are allergy drops safe? Is there research validating their effectiveness?

What kind of side effects can I expect from taking allergy drops following the La Crosse Method Protocol?

I’m currently taking allergy shots. Can I convert my treatment to allergy drops?

Will my medical insurance cover the costs?

I’ve heard that allergy drops are not approved by the FDA. Is that safe?

Why don’t more patients receive allergy drops if they’re so effective?

What are the ingredients in sublingual immunotherapy?

How long will I need to take my drops?

How long can I expect the effects of allergy drops to last?

My IgE is not going down; are my allergies getting better?

"I've had allergies my entire life and after 40 some years, this has made my quality of life so much better."

— Allergychoices' Pharmacy Patient

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