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Take our simple at-home IgE test to measure your body's response to 40 indoor and outdoor allergens, including pets, pollen, trees, grasses, mold, dust mites, and more.
Or if you havepreviously been tested, upload your results to your MyNectar account. A licensed provider will review your information and determine if you are eligible for treatment.
At the moment, only 35% of moderate and severe allergy sufferers say they’re satisfied with their current allergy treatment. We’re here to make that 100%.
“I’ve been using drops since 2007 for my patients. Treating the root cause of allergies through immunotherapy is the only way to obtain long-term relief from allergies.”
DR. JOHN ZWETCHKENBAUM
MD, Chief Allergist and Founder of AAPRI, Clinical Advisor for Nectar
“I used allergy drops as a kid and haven’t needed allergy medicine since I completed my sublingual treatment."
Eric M.
Successful allergy drop customer
"Allergy care has been stagnant for decades, but recent advances like sublingual immunotherapy are bringing revolutionary care to improve the lives of those suffering from allergies."
Dr. Shyam Joshi
Head of Medical for Nectar
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