There are three simple steps to allergy relief with Pinnacle Allergy:

• Identify your allergy triggers with the at-home allergy test.
• Clinical consult with a board-certified physician online.
• Live allergy-free with sublingual drops shipped to your home.

Now, you’re on your path to happier, healthier, allergy-free living. Our expert staff of physicians and nurses will make sure to check in to answer your questions and adjust your personalized treatment plan as necessary.

Get started today! Purchase your at-home allergy testing kit HERE.

No, you do not need to stop taking any allergy-related medications before your test or while on immunotherapy. Over time, as your body builds antibodies, you can reduce or eliminate your allergy medication.

We offer a 180-day money-back guarantee promise. If you go through your treatment plan and every treatment is documented and your allergies have not improved, we will give you a full refund of your treatment cost. (All treatment doses must be documented.)

Regarding your allergy test kit, once we process your sample and have your results, we cannot issue a refund for the allergy test. However, refunds are possible prior to having your allergy test kit shipped to you. Any shipped allergy kit is not refundable.

Customer satisfaction is our priority, and we are willing to accommodate you while providing high-quality care. Reach out to us at info@pinnacleallergy.com.

Shipping is always free.

Your physician consultation can be billed through your insurance, HSA, or FSA account.

The allergy test kit and treatment can be purchased with your HSA or FSA account. We will provide receipts.

Yes, 1/4 children in America have one or more allergic diseases (allergic rhinitis, eczema, food allergy).

Our doctors and nurses have years of experience working with children. We offer at-home allergy testing options in Cobb, Gwinnett and Fulton Counties, as well as nationwide.

Sublingual immunotherapy is used safely in children 5 years and up.

Patients with severe, unstable, or uncontrolled asthma are not a good fit for subcutaneous or sublingual immunotherapy.

If you are pregnant, we cannot start treatment during pregnancy, but we can start soon after delivery.

Those with active oral inflammation or sores.

Most clinical trials and surveys published over at least 20 years show that SLIT is relatively safe and effective for the treatment of rhinitis and asthma caused by allergies to dust mites, grass, ragweed, cat dander, and tree pollens. Evidence is emerging that SLIT may be effective for treating the red, itchy eyes caused by pollen during hay fever season. In addition, it might prove an effective therapy for children with mild eczema and is currently being studied for its potential in treating food allergies.

Side effects among both children and adults are usually local and mild, most often occur early in treatment, and include itching in the mouth or stomach problems. These can usually be managed by dose adjustments. Very rarely, severe allergic reactions (anaphylaxis) have been reported using SLIT.

We test for food allergies but currently do not treat food allergies.

Our comprehensive 295 IgE test kit tests for environmental and airborne allergens, foods, insects, spices, venom insects, and latex. Contact us today in Cobb, Gwinnett and Fulton Counties for at-home allergy testing options!

Yes! Many patients switch from allergy shots to sublingual immunotherapy when shots become inconvenient or intolerable for them.

Your personalized treatment plan with sublingual immunotherapy, unlimited medical support, and free shipping is a subscription of $99 per month paid annually or $110 per month paid quarterly. If you have an HSA or FSA card, you can use it to cover the cost, just ask us for an HSA or FSA receipt.

You can choose to be tested and treated at one of our partner medical practices where you can use your insurance for skin prick testing and subcutaneous immunotherapy (allergy shots).

A 2016 literature review in the Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology found both sublingual immunotherapy and allergy shots as effective at providing allergy relief, and it recommends the choice between the two be based on patient preference.

The American Academy of Otolaryngology considers sublingual immunotherapy allergy drops capable of help[ing] patients experience relief from allergy symptoms and improve their overall quality of life and as good as, if not better than, allergy shots.

The American Academy of Otolaryngologic Allergy recommends at-home sublingual immunotherapy treatments as a safe, at-home alternative to allergy shots.

Research suggests that oral home immunotherapy has a better safety profile than allergy shots. Studies suggest this is due to the lower reactivity of the oral cavity immune system to allergens than the skin.

The clinical evidence suggests the risk of a severe reaction is 1 in 100 million doses. Out of 49 clinical trials utilized in the Cochrane review studies, there were no severe allergic reactions or cases of anaphylaxis. We recommend that every patient have a discussion about their specific risk with their Wyndly doctor prior to beginning therapy.

Some people notice mild swelling or itching of the lips, tongue, and throat during the first couple of weeks after starting sublingual immunotherapy. If you have any of these reactions, tell your doctor. In most cases, these symptoms decrease over time as you continue taking sublingual immunotherapy. Moderate side effects have been documented (for one in about 10,000 doses), including:

• Lip, mouth, and tongue irritation
• Nausea, vomiting, abdominal cramping, and diarrhea
• Itching or redness of the eyes
• Nasal symptoms (sneezing, itching, or congestion)
• Increased severity of asthma symptoms
• Skin reactions (hives, itching, or swelling)

Another rare side effect is an allergic reaction in the esophagus — the tube between the mouth and the stomach. This problem (eosinophilic esophagitis) can feel like heartburn or difficulty swallowing.

Studies on patients using allergen immunotherapy have shown that 85% of patients that undergo a three to five-year treatment regimen will have little to no symptoms for a decade or longer.

Yes! Our providers in Cobb, Gwinnett and Fulton Counties are able to treat pet, pollen, mold, dust mites, and cockroaches all at once. This is the standard of care across allergists and ENTs in the US and the world.