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Curex Is Making Food Allergy Care Easier Than Ever, Backed by Science

January 27, 2025
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For many people, food allergies are a year-round problem. The fear of accidentally exposing themselves to foods they are allergic to, stomach pains, and even more severe reactions can make every meal feel like a gamble. Even small amounts of allergens in everyday meals can cause a lot of distress, turning something as simple as enjoying food into a stressful and cautious experience. Avoiding the food their entire life may be impossible, which causes significant distress for people with food allergies. Going to restaurants is like playing a game of Russian roulette, as very few kitchens are pure from cross-contamination.

The first treatment that has emerged to combat food allergies has been oral immunotherapy, or OIT. It is administered in the office by an allergist, who, after conducting testing, creates a cocktail of allergens and asks the patient to drink it. Most doctors mix their own cocktails from ingredients they buy in a store, which is not a precise process and frequently causes significant side effects and even anaphylaxis. While OIT is effective for those who persevere and complete the treatment, few do because of painful side effects.

Fortunately, a new treatment for food allergies, sublingual immunotherapy (SLIT), has become a popular and practical solution for many. Through drops applied under the tongue, the treatment exposes the immune system to small, regulated amounts of common food allergens like peanuts, dairy, or shellfish. Unlike OIT, SLIT is created by specialized pharmacies like Allergychoices. They mix clinical-grade allergenic extracts to create a highly precise dosage of immunotherapy mix. The medication is taken under the tongue—where a smaller dose is effective—instead of being drunk like OIT. The immune system becomes desensitized over time, which reduces the extremity of allergic reactions. Allergy drops like these treat the root cause of food allergies, offering a long-term solution compared to short-term fixes like avoiding trigger foods and constantly carrying an EpiPen for emergencies.

SLIT allergy drops have been used widely for environmental allergies. Studies have shown that allergy drops work just as well as traditional allergy shots for treating conditions like pet allergies, dust allergies, and hay fever. With SLIT, patients can handle their treatment from their own homes without having to deal with needles or numerous clinic appointments, making it easier to stay consistent and add it to their busy schedules.

Recent studies have also shown that sublingual allergy drops are effective for food allergies. They rarely produce side effects—owing to much lower controlled dosage—which in turn results in a high completion rate. Patients who complete treatment can tolerate accidental exposure to a few peanuts or similar quantities of other foods in question, leading some to introduce the food into their diet or getting a peace of mind.

Fewer severe reactions and the ability to enjoy meals without fear are two key benefits of using SLIT drops for food allergies. Many patients report getting confidence in dining out, better energy levels, and improved peace of mind when managing their allergies. Allergy drops don’t just reduce symptoms—they address the root cause, giving patients the freedom to live their lives without constantly having to worry about accidental exposure. For many, it represents a transformation in how they approach food allergies—from a constant source of stress to a manageable part of their daily lives.

Making Allergy Care More Accessible

Curex has been leading in the effort to increase the number of people who can benefit from SLIT drops. Curex’s patient-focused approach and scientific innovation have made at-home allergy therapy easier than ever. A telemedicine consultation is the first step in the process, in which certified allergists evaluate the individual needs of each patient. Curex customizes each treatment plan to target specific allergy triggers—whether food-based, seasonal, or pet-related—and changes in the seasons using AI-driven data analysis, guaranteeing optimal effectiveness.

Curex sends tailored allergy drops directly to 50,000 patients’ homes when the treatment plan is finalized by its clinical team. Regular usage of allergy drops under the tongue is meant to raise tolerance to allergens like specific foods, dust, pollen, or pet dander. “We want to make allergy care less complicated and give patients a solution that works for them,” says Curex’s founder, Gene Kakaulin. Curex gives patients the ability to manage their allergies without the inconvenience and time commitment associated with traditional treatments thanks to this simpler process.

Curex patients often describe their experience as life-changing. Besides the ease of at-home care, many people report noticeable changes in as little as a few months, such as increased energy, fewer symptoms, and the ability to completely and continuously enjoy life’s moments, including dining and eating out without fear. Curex provides a customized, scientifically supported method of managing allergies for those who are prepared to go beyond band-aid solutions.


For many people, food allergies are a year-round problem. The fear of accidentally exposing themselves to foods they are allergic to, stomach pains, and even more severe reactions can make every meal feel like a gamble. Even small amounts of allergens in everyday meals can cause a lot of distress, turning something as simple as enjoying food into a stressful and cautious experience. Avoiding the food their entire life may be impossible, which causes significant distress for people with food allergies. Going to restaurants is like playing a game of Russian roulette, as very few kitchens are pure from cross-contamination.

The first treatment that has emerged to combat food allergies has been oral immunotherapy, or OIT. It is administered in the office by an allergist, who, after conducting testing, creates a cocktail of allergens and asks the patient to drink it. Most doctors mix their own cocktails from ingredients they buy in a store, which is not a precise process and frequently causes significant side effects and even anaphylaxis. While OIT is effective for those who persevere and complete the treatment, few do because of painful side effects.

Fortunately, a new treatment for food allergies, sublingual immunotherapy (SLIT), has become a popular and practical solution for many. Through drops applied under the tongue, the treatment exposes the immune system to small, regulated amounts of common food allergens like peanuts, dairy, or shellfish. Unlike OIT, SLIT is created by specialized pharmacies like Allergychoices. They mix clinical-grade allergenic extracts to create a highly precise dosage of immunotherapy mix. The medication is taken under the tongue—where a smaller dose is effective—instead of being drunk like OIT. The immune system becomes desensitized over time, which reduces the extremity of allergic reactions. Allergy drops like these treat the root cause of food allergies, offering a long-term solution compared to short-term fixes like avoiding trigger foods and constantly carrying an EpiPen for emergencies.

SLIT allergy drops have been used widely for environmental allergies. Studies have shown that allergy drops work just as well as traditional allergy shots for treating conditions like pet allergies, dust allergies, and hay fever. With SLIT, patients can handle their treatment from their own homes without having to deal with needles or numerous clinic appointments, making it easier to stay consistent and add it to their busy schedules.

Recent studies have also shown that sublingual allergy drops are effective for food allergies. They rarely produce side effects—owing to much lower controlled dosage—which in turn results in a high completion rate. Patients who complete treatment can tolerate accidental exposure to a few peanuts or similar quantities of other foods in question, leading some to introduce the food into their diet or getting a peace of mind.

Fewer severe reactions and the ability to enjoy meals without fear are two key benefits of using SLIT drops for food allergies. Many patients report getting confidence in dining out, better energy levels, and improved peace of mind when managing their allergies. Allergy drops don’t just reduce symptoms—they address the root cause, giving patients the freedom to live their lives without constantly having to worry about accidental exposure. For many, it represents a transformation in how they approach food allergies—from a constant source of stress to a manageable part of their daily lives.

Making Allergy Care More Accessible

Curex has been leading in the effort to increase the number of people who can benefit from SLIT drops. Curex’s patient-focused approach and scientific innovation have made at-home allergy therapy easier than ever. A telemedicine consultation is the first step in the process, in which certified allergists evaluate the individual needs of each patient. Curex customizes each treatment plan to target specific allergy triggers—whether food-based, seasonal, or pet-related—and changes in the seasons using AI-driven data analysis, guaranteeing optimal effectiveness.

Curex sends tailored allergy drops directly to 50,000 patients’ homes when the treatment plan is finalized by its clinical team. Regular usage of allergy drops under the tongue is meant to raise tolerance to allergens like specific foods, dust, pollen, or pet dander. “We want to make allergy care less complicated and give patients a solution that works for them,” says Curex’s founder, Gene Kakaulin. Curex gives patients the ability to manage their allergies without the inconvenience and time commitment associated with traditional treatments thanks to this simpler process.

Curex patients often describe their experience as life-changing. Besides the ease of at-home care, many people report noticeable changes in as little as a few months, such as increased energy, fewer symptoms, and the ability to completely and continuously enjoy life’s moments, including dining and eating out without fear. Curex provides a customized, scientifically supported method of managing allergies for those who are prepared to go beyond band-aid solutions.

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