Comprehensive Care: Personalized Allergy Solutions for Immediate and Long-Term Relief
Nectar is tackling a growing epidemic and revolutionizing allergy care by combining personalization and convenience. Comprehensive allergy care means providing allergy patients with immediate and long-term relief, helping individuals understand their triggers, and enhancing their overall quality of life.
"Nectar will provide you with a personalized nasal spray to relieve your symptoms now and help you get back to the things that matter most. Once you are feeling better, we will test you for what allergies give you the most problems and then work with a provider to get you on a long-term treatment that is unique to your results and health history. This treatment will get you on the road to long-term allergy relief.” - Ben Oyler, Co-founder & COO
Nectar’s research and scientific approach
Our entire approach aims to provide a comprehensive solution for anyone suffering from allergies. Here is the research behind each Nectar product:
Nectar Allergy Relief Spray is a breakthrough nasal spray created in collaboration with a state-by-state licensed and certified pharmacy, as well as licensed providers nationwide. This innovative approach uses FDA-approved ingredients, ensuring a safe, effective, and personalized prescription for each patient's relief.
Nectar’s Indoor & Outdoor Allergy Test is processed by a CLIA and CAP-certified laboratory that utilizes equipment from the industry leader in finger-prick testing to process your sample and produce reliable and accurate results. Before choosing our partner lab, we took the scientific approach of evaluating multiple tests (assays) to determine which provides the most reliable and accurate results. By utilizing this process, we feel confident we are providing patients with the best available diagnostic option available.
Nectar Allergy Drops are compounded using FDA-approved ingredients and compounding techniques similar to allergy shots. Every formula of Allergy Drops targets your top two allergens while effectively treating many others through the bystander effect.
How does comprehensive allergy care work?
Personalized Assessment: Patients start by taking a quick 5-minute quiz, allowing us to gather essential information about their health and allergy history
Tailored Treatment Plan: Based on eligibility, location, and symptoms, we formulate a personalized treatment plan for immediate and long-term allergy relief.
Licensed Provider Consultation: Patients meet with a licensed provider to get their prescription for Nectar Allergy Relief Spray, a personalized all-in-one nasal spray designed to manage their specific symptoms immediately.
At-Home Allergy Test: Every first order of Allergy Relief Spray includes a free at-home allergy test kit. We test for 40 indoor and outdoor environmental allergies and send your results online in 2-3 weeks.
Allergy Drops for Long-Term Relief: Depending on the test results and your medical history, you may be eligible for Nectar Allergy Drops, a personalized formula aimed at achieving long-term relief by addressing the root causes of your allergies.
Ongoing Care and Support: Nectar ensures continuous support, providing comprehensive care beyond immediate relief, and guiding people through their journey to long-term allergy management.
What would prevent me from getting comprehensive care with Nectar?
Our products are unavailable for patients residing in Alabama, Arkansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, and West Virginia. Rest assured, we’re actively pursuing pharmacy licensure and hope to offer allergy care to all 50 states soon.
If you have undergone sinus surgery or encountered a nasal injury within the last three months, or if you are allergic to any of the active ingredients (olopatadine, triamcinolone, ipratropium, or oxymetazoline), you would not be eligible for Allergy Relief Spray.
Patients with severe asthma or high blood pressure, and patients who are pregnant or breastfeeding are ineligible for Nectar Allergy Drops. This is for their safety.
In summary, Nectar offers comprehensive allergy care by providing quick symptom relief through a personalized nasal spray and subsequently guiding patients toward long-term allergy relief based on their specific needs and health profile.
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