Prescribe it. We compound, ship and support it.
Custom name-patient prescription compounds under your prescription, diagnostics for the clinic, and references for practices adding SLIT, SCIT or food immunotherapy.
How ordering works
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Send the prescription
Fax to 1 877 337 1935 or submit the order form with the prescription details. Custom name-patient prescription compounds are prepared to the prescription exactly.
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We confirm
Pricing, expected ship date and anything we need from you, by email within one business day.
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We compound and ship
Canada-wide, with storage and handling instructions. Insurance billing is available for patients who send us their plan details.
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We support the practice
Suggested dosage schedules, the latest immunotherapy research and educational videos with Kimberly Waines.
Environmental products
SCIT allergy shots
Environmental allergens (pollens, dust mite, moulds, animal epithelia) as custom name-patient prescription compounds. Dosage schedules and references provided for practices new to SCIT.
SLIT allergy drops
Published in the Annals of Allergy in 2004. Suggested schedules for practices incorporating SLIT are available in the document library.
Venom immunotherapy
Venom extracts for diagnosis and immunotherapy, with references for build-up and maintenance.
UF Dog SLIT and SCIT
Ask us which protocol suits the patient; both routes are supplied as custom name-patient prescription compounds.
Skin-testing supplies
Single-use devices and standardized extracts, with panels tailored to your region's aeroallergens.
Dietary products
TPIT allergy toothpaste using Intrommune technology (0.5, 2 and 4 mg daily maintenance tiers; peanut, almond, cashew, hazelnut, walnut, sesame, cow's milk and egg) and sublingual peanut and cashew drops. Division details. To request a meeting, email info@westernallergy.com.
For licensed healthcare professionals. Allergen extracts, TPIT and dietary SLIT are prescription products dispensed under the authorization of a licensed prescriber. Allergen immunotherapy, including oral mucosal, oral and sublingual immunotherapy for food allergy, carries a risk of allergic reaction, including anaphylaxis; initiate and supervise therapy per the product labeling and your clinical protocols. Dose tiers reflect available options and do not constitute a dosing recommendation for any individual patient. Confirm current regulatory status and product information before prescribing.