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Post-Exposure
Prophylaxis (PEP)
PEP is an emergency medication that prevents HIV if taken within 72 hours of exposure.
PEP, taken within 72 hours of exposure, greatly reduces HIV risk. Exposure occurs through contact with infected bodily fluids like semen, vaginal fluid, or blood, often via sex or shared needles.
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99% HIV Prevention Effectiveness
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Take daily for maximum protection
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Pair with condoms for added STI prevention
PrEp 101
What You Need to Know
PrEP stops the HIV virus from multiplying in your
body. By building a protective layer around your
cells, it prevents the virus from establishing itself.
Taking PrEP as prescribed ensures the drug is always
present to block HIV if you're exposed.
PrEP stops the HIV virus from multiplying in your
body. By building a protective layer around your
cells, it prevents the virus from establishing itself.
Taking PrEP as prescribed ensures the drug is always
present to block HIV if you're exposed.
PrEP stops the HIV virus from multiplying in your
body. By building a protective layer around your
cells, it prevents the virus from establishing itself.
Taking PrEP as prescribed ensures the drug is always
present to block HIV if you're exposed.
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