Texan Allergy

I visited yesterday for allergy testing, and the entire experience was good. I’ve done allergy shots in the past, but fell off the wagon because of the time commitment and the annoyance of shots. I figured it was time to try out allergy drops, and I will get my first batch of them in about a week. I should mention that I have bronchitis at the moment, and the doctor who saw me was very concerned about the way my lungs sounded — she didn’t try to rush me through the process of allergy testing, and took the time to listen to my lungs several times, and gave me some valuable advice about keeping my lungs healthy. I really appreciated that she was concerned about my overall health, not just about getting me tested and on my way.
The testing process, naturally, is not a comfortable one. They do the scratch test method on both of your forearms, and you itch horribly for a while, but you can watch Netflix while you sit there. Then they single out the items you’re allergic to (in my case, almost all of them, apparently), and do another test on your upper arm where they inject a small amount of the allergen (a little bubble forms under the skin, like you’re getting tested for tuberculosis). This part was not comfy either, but a necessary evil, and once again, Netflix can be watched.
I don’t have any experience at other locations for Texan Allergy, but I would definitely recommend this location. If anything wonky happens with the allergy drops, I will come back to update my review. If wonderful things happen with the allergy drops, I will do the same.