Sublingual immunotherapy is a well tolerated and clinically effective method of treatment for birch pollen allergies.
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Sublingual Immunotherapy is endorsed by the World Health Organization as an effective treatment of allergies. For a collection of research and studies about sublingual immunotherapy, please visit our scientific studies page.
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