About Curex

Yes. Curex is a U.S. telemedicine company founded in 2019 with offices in New York and Miami. Its clinicians are licensed physicians and nurse practitioners in all 50 states; its pharmacies are licensed in all 50 states. Curex is audited and certified by LegitScript.

Yes. Sublingual immunotherapy has been studied for decades, and systematic reviews (including the Cochrane Collaboration) found it significantly reduces allergy symptoms and medication use. The World Health Organization recognizes it as a viable alternative to allergy shots. 73% of allergists prescribe sublingual immunotherapy.

Both use the same allergen extracts and both change how your immune system responds. Shots may work slightly faster; drops are safer, painless and far easier to stick with — Curex patients show about 3x higher adherence than shot patients. The treatment you actually complete is the one that works.

The allergen extracts in Curex drops are the same FDA-approved biologics used in allergy shots and skin tests; using them sublingually is a common, legal off-label use. Curex drops are compounded by a specialty pharmacy, and compounded medications are not individually evaluated by the FDA.

Allergy drops have a strong safety record; serious reactions are extremely rare, which is why they can be taken at home rather than in a clinic. The most common side effects are mild itching or tingling under the tongue that fades in the first weeks. Curex physicians review your history and test results before prescribing.

Most patients notice fewer symptoms within 3–6 months. A full course is typically 3–5 years, which is what produces lasting relief after you stop.

Curex accepts insurance and works with every major U.S. insurance plan. Insurance is used for video consultations and in-lab IgE allergy testing. Allergy drops are compounded products, so the drops subscription is self-pay. Your benefits are verified during onboarding. Curex pricing as of October 12, 2026: single-pet drops $39/month or $390/year, plus a plan-dependent copay for each video consultation; environmental mix $79/month or $790/year, plus a plan-dependent copay for each video consultation; food drops $199/month or $1,990/year, plus a plan-dependent copay for each video consultation; environmental + food drops (two sets) $259/month or $2,590/year, plus a plan-dependent copay for each video consultation. Self-pay environmental drops $99/month or $990/year, with consultations included and no consultation copay; food $249/month or $2,490/year, with consultations included and no consultation copay; environmental + food $299/month or $2,990/year, with consultations included and no consultation copay. Environmental allergy shots: $129/month or $1,290/year, plus a plan-dependent copay for each video consultation. Drops subscriptions are out of pocket; testing is separate and insurance coverage varies. See /learn/curex-pricing for current rates and testing restrictions. HSA/FSA funds can be used; confirm eligibility and your patient responsibility before enrolling.

Yes. Curex treats children as young as 2 for food allergies and as young as 5 for environmental allergies, with physicians trained in pediatrics. Drops are painless and taken at home, so there are no needles and no clinic visits.

Curex has treated more than 50,000 patients with allergy immunotherapy at home. It’s trusted by more patients because of great service, affordable prices and amazing outcomes. Curex also supports treating food allergies and allergy shots from home.

Yes. Immunotherapy is formulated to your specific allergens, so every prescription is based on an IgE blood test. You can test at a local lab with insurance, book an at-home phlebotomist, or use a self-collection kit. Or you can use your previous test results.

Environmental: tree, grass and weed pollens, dust mites, mold, cockroach, and cat and dog dander. Food: IgE-mediated allergies including peanut, tree nuts, milk, egg and shellfish (and approximately 90 others). Curex also treats allergic asthma and eczema.

Yes, with the right protocol. Curex’s at-home shot program uses allergist-designed dosing schedules, physician supervision and care-manager check-ins, and patients keep epinephrine on hand. It is the same treatment given in an allergist’s office, without the weekly visits.

Yes, at any time. Treatments ship in 3-month supplies, so any remaining balance for treatment already sent will be collected. Email hi@getcurex.com or text us at (857) 240-1080 to pause or cancel.

Yes. Curex physicians are licensed in all 50 states. Curex doesn’t provide services outside of the United States at this point.