Curex vs Aspire Review (2024)

Curex provides allergy care to patients in all 50 states, ensuring that everyone, regardless of their location, can access high-quality, personalized treatment.

Unlike Aspire, which only services five states, Curex's nationwide coverage eliminates geographical barriers, making it easier for you to get the allergy relief you need from the comfort of your home.

With a growing network of insurance providers, Curex is the first online allergy clinic helping patients save money on their treatment.

We have the most affordable immunotherapy options available in the market today as we try to make allergy care more accessible in the United States.

Curex stands out with its transparent and affordable pricing model. At just $49 per month, plus applicable copays, Curex offers a clear and predictable cost structure.

This contrasts with Aspire Allergy's complex and often confusing pricing, which can include annual fees up to $900.

With Curex, you know exactly what you're paying for, making effective allergy treatment accessible and budget-friendly.

Curex vs. Aspire: Frequently Asked Questions

Curex uses fully personalized treatment plans, customized to work for you, taking into account your specific symptoms history, geography and allergy test results.

Curex uses allergenic extracts approved by the FDA for allergy immunotherapy. These allergenic extracts are natural and produced under supervision of botanists, farmers, scientists and medical professionals. The final products are evaluated by inspectors and regulators. Curex uses a high quality supplier that doesn’t store allergenic extracts in phenol, a common preservative. Curex’s prescriptions are normally diluted in a natural glycerin preservative, which is safe and ensures stability of treatment for 6-12 months. Aspire does not disclose their use of phenol in their treatment.

Curex offers testing at a much lower price. We use a hospital-grade allergy testing technology ImmunoCAP that has been approved by the FDA for detection of IgE proteins and diagnosis of allergies. This technology is covered by most insurance plans and can be as little as $20 with Curex. Curex also offers a self pay rate of $249. Compared to Aspire, who offers a self pay rate of $695 for adult allergy testing and $400 for pediatric allergy testing.

Curex offers the most affordable allergy immunotherapy treatment in the U.S., currently just $49/month + copays for clinical visits. We are able to do that by aggregating demand from more than 50,000 users to reduce pharmacy costs, by using technology to make our clinical team much more efficient, and by working with insurance companies to cover allergy testing and consultation costs.

Curex is serving hundreds of patients who have started with Aspire. These patients have picked Curex as the leader in allergy immunotherapy in the U.S. for our convenient treatment plans and most affordable prices.

Curex accepts most insurance plans and is growing its coverage every week. By using insurance to cover the cost of allergy testing and clinical consultations, Curex offers the most affordable allergy immunotherapy program in the U.S.

On average, patients are treated for 5-7 allergies at a time. However, Curex protocol can incorporate more than 10 allergens in a treatment. Please note, that for a clinical dosage to be effective — as supported by evidence based medicine — certain dosages are required, which limit how many go in.

Curex is the largest telemedicine provider of allergy immunotherapy in the U.S., with over 50,000 users. Not only do customers pick Curex over other allergy clinics, they give Curex rave reviews and stay through the full course of treatment at 3x the rate of the industry. The reason people are picking Curex is the convenience of using telemedicine/mail pharmacy service and lowest prices in the U.S.

Allergy drops are standard of care in many countries around the world. In France, Italy and Spain, allergy drops account for as much as 90% of allergy immunotherapy treatments. This is a testament of decades of clinical studies that support high efficacy and low risk of such treatment.

We do not prescribe immunotherapy for food allergies or food insensitivity.

Training your immune system to stop overreacting to allergens is a relatively long process. The recommended treatment length is 3-5 years in order to achieve long-term relief. Studies have shown that this treatment length is optimal to help you stay symptom-free long after treatment is done.

Allergy immunotherapy starts working within the first 3-6 months in most people. If after the first 6 months you do not feel a noticeable improvement, our clinicians may reformulate your prescription to increase the strength or add new allergens for better performance.

The success rate of immunotherapy is very high with 85% of patients reporting that their allergies were either eliminated or significantly reduced.