Allergy Immunotherapy
AccuMix compounds patient-specific allergy immunotherapy using FDA-licensed allergen extracts, supporting long-term desensitization for allergic rhinitis, asthma, and environmental sensitivities—with clear documentation and pharmacist support.
Immunotherapy
Allergy immunotherapy helps the immune system build tolerance to specific allergens through gradually increasing exposure. A licensed clinician selects targets (e.g., pollens, dust mites, animal dander—and, for some SLIT programs, certain foods) and directs dosing, build-up, and maintenance.
AccuMix compounds patient-specific immunotherapy only after receiving a valid prescription. Preparations follow applicable USP standards (including the Allergenic Extracts section of USP ⟨797⟩) and state/federal requirements; compounded medications are not reviewed or approved by the FDA.
What we offer
Subcutaneous Immunotherapy (SCIT)
clinic-administered
- What it is: Sterile, multi-dose allergen extract vials compounded to the named patient’s profile for in-clinic injections and gradual tolerance building.
- Use setting: Clinic only (office administration with observation).
- Allergen scope: Airborne/environmental allergens (e.g., pollens, grasses, trees, dust mites, molds, animal dander).
- What you’ll receive (providers): Clearly labeled vial set(s) per your protocol, mixing documentation, and titration worksheets (we do not publish schedules online).
Sublingual Immunotherapy (SLIT)
home use (after clinician instruction)
- What it is: Custom-dosed oral drops compounded from the same standardized allergen extracts for daily home administration (per prescriber).
- Use setting: Home, with prescriber guidance and follow-up; first dose and education per your clinician’s protocol.
- Allergen scope: Airborne allergens and, by prescriber direction, certain food allergens (e.g., select SLIT programs).
Which option is right for me?
SCIT
Choose SCIT when your clinician recommends in-clinic injections for environmental allergens and supervised build-up.
SLIT
Choose SLIT when your clinician prefers daily home dosing—including programs that address environmental and some food allergens.
Your prescriber determines eligibility, targets, and schedule based on history, testing, and goals.
Products
Our process (patients, providers, telehealth)
Patients
- No prescriber yet? Contact us—we can coordinate with a licensed telehealth provider in your state (primarily for SLIT evaluations).
- Have a prescriber? Ask them to send an eRx/fax to AccuMix Pharmacy. We’ll confirm allergies, targets, and shipping/pickup details.
Providers & Clinics
- Submit eRx/fax with patient identifiers, target allergens, vial set(s) and dilution schema, directions, and observation protocols.
- We return labeled vials, documentation, and titration worksheets to fit your workflow.
Telehealth Programs
- Standardized formulations, clear labeling, and multi-state fulfillment aligned to your licensed footprint.
Quality & safety
Shipping
SCIT vials ship to the prescriber’s clinic (patient-specific; not general office-use). SLIT can ship to the patient where permitted by state law.
Turnaround
most orders ship within 24 hours of verification and Rx receipt (subject to regulations, inventory, and order volume).
Pharmacist
oversight, documentation packets, and counseling support.
Prepared
using aseptic technique under applicable USP standards (incl. Allergenic Extracts in USP ⟨797⟩); ISO-controlled environment.
Allergen extracts sourced from FDA-licensed manufacturers
COA verification and lot traceability maintained.
Supplies & training
- SCIT: clinic supplies available where permitted (needles/syringes/alcohol swabs); administration per your office protocol with observation and emergency readiness.
Safety & expectations (patient education)
- SCIT: Expect possible local redness/itching/swelling at injection sites. In-clinic observation is required after injections. Rarely, systemic reactions can occur; clinics maintain emergency protocols.
- SLIT: May cause mouth/throat itching or mild swelling, especially early on. Report persistent or worsening symptoms to your clinician.
Follow your schedule exactly; do not change dose without prescriber guidance. Keep all products out of reach of children; follow label storage (refrigeration if indicated).
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Provider resources (quick reference)
- Prescribing: eRx/fax with patient details, target allergens, vial set/dilutions (SCIT) or concentration schedule (SLIT), directions, observation plan, and refills.
- Documentation: We provide mixing sheets, labels, titration worksheets, BUD/storage info, and counseling materials.
- Workflow support: Re-order cues, inventory guidance, and packaging matched to build-up/maintenance sets.
- Telehealth alignment: We can support SLIT programs with standardized documentation across states where you’re licensed.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What’s the difference between SCIT and SLIT?
SCIT = in-clinic injections for airborne allergens. SLIT = home oral drops for airborne and (per prescriber) some food allergens. Both are prescription-only.
Are these FDA-approved medications?
Compounded immunotherapy mixtures are not reviewed or approved by the FDA. We compound from FDA-licensed allergen extracts under USP standards after a valid Rx.
How long does treatment take?
Programs typically include a build-up phase and maintenance; timing depends on your clinician’s protocol and your response.
Can SLIT be started via telehealth?
In many states, yes—licensed telehealth clinicians can evaluate and prescribe SLIT when appropriate. SCIT requires an in-person clinic for injections and observation.
Where are SCIT vials shipped?
To the prescriber’s clinic for administration to the named patient (not for general office-use). SLIT may ship to the patient where permitted.
What side effects should I expect?
SCIT: local redness/itching; rarely systemic reactions—hence clinic observation. SLIT: mouth/throat itching early on. Report concerns to your clinician.
Compliance & disclosures
AccuMix operates as a 503A compounding pharmacy. We compound patient-specific immunotherapy after receipt of a valid prescription. Compounded medications are prepared under federal/state regulations and applicable USP standards (incl. Allergenic Extracts); they are not reviewed or approved by the FDA. Shipping and availability vary by state law and prescriber direction.
