Sublingual immunotherapy at TRAAC
Explore allergy drops.
Start with a conversation.
Ask about a telemedicine SLIT visit and allergy drops shipped to eligible patients. The TRAAC team can help you understand the evaluation and next steps.
(817) 421-0770 • Ask for extension 142
Care from an established Texas allergy practice.
Southlake and Fort Worth
Understanding your options
What are allergy drops?
Sublingual immunotherapy, often called SLIT, uses drops of allergy serum placed under the tongue instead of an injection in the arm.
If you are comparing drops and shots, start with an evaluation. Your provider reviews your allergy testing and helps determine whether SLIT may be right for you.
A clear place to start.
You do not need to have all the answers before you call.
Talk with the team
Call to ask about a telemedicine SLIT evaluation, testing requirements, and availability where you live.
Review your options
Your provider assesses your allergy results and discusses whether allergy drops fit your needs, including the treatment plan and costs.
Plan treatment at home
If SLIT is prescribed, ask about shipped treatment, your drop schedule, and follow-up care. Follow your provider’s instructions.
Before you get started
Your questions
belong here.
A conversation with the team can help you weigh the practical details.
Talk to TRAAC: (817) 421-0770Can I start with a telemedicine visit?
TRAAC’s SLIT program offers telemedicine visits and shipped treatment. Ask the team about eligibility, required allergy testing, and how those steps work for you.
Are allergy drops right for everyone?
No. Your provider reviews your allergy test results and health history to assess whether SLIT is an option. Ask about the potential benefits, risks, and alternatives for your situation.
What is the time commitment?
The practice’s patient guide describes daily drops and a treatment course that lasts several years. Discuss the schedule and follow-up plan with your provider before you begin.
How much does treatment cost?
Cost depends on your treatment plan. Call (817) 421-0770 and ask for extension 142 to discuss a personal quote and insurance questions before deciding.
What should I ask about safety?
Ask your provider about possible side effects, how your health history affects treatment, and what to do if you have a reaction. Have those instructions in place before starting allergy drops.
Your next step
Ask about a
SLIT evaluation.
Share your contact details so you can discuss the evaluation and treatment options with the TRAAC team.
Please keep symptoms, diagnoses, medications, and medical history out of this request.
Or call (817) 421-0770Ask for extension 142 for SLIT.
Take the next step
Let’s talk about
your SLIT options.
Ask the TRAAC team about evaluation, allergy drops, and getting started.
Prefer to call? (817) 421-0770
Ask for extension 142 for SLIT.
Texas Regional Asthma, Allergy & Immunology Center
This page provides general information. Your provider determines whether SLIT is appropriate for you.