Immunotherapy at Allergenix
Immunotherapy is the part of allergy care that changes how your immune system responds, rather than blocking the symptoms after a reaction starts. It works by giving controlled, gradually increasing doses of what you react to until your immune system stops treating it as a threat. Allergenix runs four programs — RapImmune intralymphatic therapy, allergy drops, food sublingual immunotherapy, and venom immunotherapy.
Antihistamines manage a reaction. Immunotherapy is the part of allergy care that targets the reason it happens. Four programs exist to fix that, and every one is priced with its follow-up care included.
Four programs, one physician
Each program offers a different approach to helping you feel better. A conversation with the physician helps you to select which one is best for you.
RapImmune®
Our most popular option. Three visits over two months, ultrasound guided into a lymph node.
$3,500 flat, one time
Allergy Drops (SLIT)
Needle-free drops taken at home, three a day, on a physician-designed program.
$1,900 per year
Food Allergy SLIT
Micro-dosed sublingual therapy for food allergy, built up one food at a time.
$1,600 per food, per year
Venom Immunotherapy
For anyone whose reaction to a sting went beyond the sting site — a three-to-five-year program built from your own venom testing.
$2,500 per year
RapImmune or traditional allergy shots?
Both routes have several considerations, and this page sets them out side by side.
A different approach to allergy treatment starts here
Enrollment takes about two minutes. We'll confirm your visit within one business day and send everything you need beforehand.
