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Overview
United Allergy Services partners with primary care doctors to offer allergy testing and immunotherapy in their offices. It provides needle-free skin testing for 54 environmental allergens and tests for up to 23 food allergens, then creates personalized immunotherapy plans including SCIT and SLIT (Allergy Allay Drops) under physician supervision. A key feature is at-home immunotherapy administration supported by the myAllergyPal app, which helps patients stay on track. UAS offers flexible delivery models (fully-staffed allergy center or kit-based) and pricing options to help practices grow revenue and improve access to allergy care.
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What believers are saying
- UAS filed its cert petition June 12, 2026, keeping the antitrust case alive.
- Company website updates in August 2026 show active product and app maintenance.
- Indeed listed twenty-two openings in 2026, proving ongoing expansion and local hiring.
What critics are saying
- Supreme Court docket 25-1388 threatens UAS standing after Sixth Circuit's October 2025 dismissal.
- Allergy Allay Drops® carry FDA-not-reviewed disclaimers, inviting regulator and payer challenges.
- Indeed reviews say half the team left since 2021, signaling execution and retention strain.
What makes United Allergy Services unique
- UAS embeds allergy testing inside primary-care offices, bypassing scarce specialist allergists.
- Allergy Allay Drops® enable at-home dosing, unlike clinic-bound allergy-shot workflows.
- UAS offers staffed centers and self-managed kits, fitting different physician operating preferences.
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