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The treatment is not appropriate for Food Protein-Induced Enterocolitis Syndrome (FPIES) and Food Protein-Induced Allergic Proctocolitis (FPIAP).
Food sensitivity drops contain allergenic food extracts that desensitize your immune system over time.
Simply place them under your tongue for 2 minutes a day and start seeing relief in as little as 3-6 months.


Immunotherapy has long been a proven treatment for IgE-mediated allergies, such as peanut or shellfish allergies, which can trigger severe, sometimes life-threatening reactions. However, for non-IgE-mediated food sensitivities, which primarily affect the digestive tract rather than the immune system, the standard approach has traditionally been strict avoidance of the trigger foods.
While avoidance can help manage symptoms, many patients find this approach unsatisfactory. They often turn to unproven supplements like enzymes, probiotics, or over-the-counter digestive aids. While these may provide some relief for certain individuals, they do not address the underlying sensitivity or promote lasting tolerance.
Curex takes a different, clinically grounded approach. Our food sensitivity treatment uses a form of immunotherapy known as sublingual immunotherapy (SLIT), which has shown promise in early studies. SLIT works by gradually retraining the immune system to tolerate specific food proteins. Our therapy is prepared allergy drops, prescribed and supervised by a specialized medical team.
While this approach is considered experimental, it is supported by emerging scientific evidence and the clinical experience of our healthcare providers. Many patients have already achieved meaningful improvements, experiencing greater dietary freedom and reduced symptom severity.
Unlike IgE-mediated allergies, which cause immediate and sometimes severe reactions, IgG-mediated food sensitivities involve delayed immune responses. Differentiating between these two types is critical for developing a safe and effective treatment plan. Testing for IgG reactivity helps uncover chronic food triggers that might be silently impacting your health.

We specialize in identifying non-IgE-mediated food sensitivities using advanced IgG antibody testing. These sensitivities often go undiagnosed but can contribute to symptoms such as bloating, fatigue, headaches, brain fog, and skin issues—often delayed and harder to trace than classic allergic reactions.
Curex offers IgG testing for over 260 of the most commonly consumed foods, including dairy, grains, nuts, fruits, vegetables, meats, and more. This broad panel ensures we can identify even subtle sensitivities and design an exposure plan tailored to your needs.
We make it easy to get tested, wherever you are:
At-Home Collection Kit:
If you’re in a remote area or prefer the comfort of home, we can ship an easy-to-use test kit straight to your door.
Use Your Own Lab:
Already working with a local lab or provider? We’ll supply you with a requisition form that includes all the necessary allergen codes for testing.
Food sensitivity testing is the foundation of your personalized treatment at Curex. By accurately identifying your IgG reactivities, we can build a targeted exposure therapy plan to help your body gradually build tolerance—backed by our clinical protocols and patient-first approach.


Total game-changer. I used to feel boated all the time and Curex took care of it. 10/10 would recommend!
Allergy Testing | Copay may apply |
Online Doctor Visits | $149 Copay may apply |
New Patient Sign-Up Call | Patient's Responsibility ($49) |
HSA/FSA | Accepted |

Curex saves me more than $5,000 per year over oral immunotherapy.




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*Insurance covers clinical consultations. Subscription fee ($149.99/Month not billed to insurance covers immunotherapy drops, shipping, and related costs.)
Yes, our food sensitivity drops are custom-formulated for each patient and diluted to a level that is highly unlikely to trigger an anaphylactic reaction. At the same time, the dosage remains clinically meaningful to help gradually build tolerance to the specific foods you are sensitive to.
The duration of treatment varies for everyone. Curex clinicians will work closely with you to determine the right time to complete your treatment based on your progress.Typically, the recommended treatment lasts 3-5 years. This period is usually sufficient to desensitize the patient and allow them to safely reintroduce foods in question.
If you miss a dose, simply resume with your next scheduled dose as soon as possible. There’s no need to double up—just continue with your regular dosing schedule.
Absolutely. Children can enroll in the program, and in many cases, earlier intervention leads to faster and more effective outcomes, as their immune systems are still in key stages of development and adaptation.At Curex, we prescribe sublingual drops for children as young as 2 years old, provided the clinician believes the patient will benefit and can follow the treatment plan with the help of their parent or guardian.