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Category: HIV Prevention

  • HIV Testing in Nigeria

    HIV Prevention • Know Your Status HIV testing in Nigeria:types, timing, and where to go. Knowing your HIV status is one of the most important things you can do for your health. Here’s a complete guide to the types of HIV tests available in Nigeria, when to test, and what to do with the result.…

  • Where to Get PEP in Kano, Nigeria (Fast & Private Access)

    PEP Access • Kano Where to get PEP in Kano:fast and discreet delivery. PEP only works if you start it within 72 hours of exposure, and sooner is always better. Here is where to find it in Kano, and how Zivoko can get it to you wherever you are in the state. Medically reviewed by…

  • PEP for Healthcare Workers in Nigeria

    Occupational PEP • Healthcare Workers PEP for healthcare workersin Nigeria: what you need to know. A needlestick injury or blood splash doesn’t have to become an HIV exposure. Here’s the complete protocol for Nigerian healthcare workers: what to do immediately, how to get PEP fast, and your rights as a health professional. Medically reviewed by…

  • Condom broke during sex. Do I need PEP?

    HIV Prevention • Exposure Assessment My condom broke during sex.Do I need PEP? Not every condom failure puts you at meaningful HIV risk. But some situations genuinely do. This guide helps you work out where you stand so you can act without panic and without wasting time you do not have. Medically reviewed by Jude…

  • Missed a Dose of PEP? What to Do Immediately

    HIV Prevention • PEP Guide I missed a dose of PEP.What should I do right now? Missing a single PEP dose is serious but manageable if you act correctly and quickly. Here is exactly what to do, what not to do, and how to protect the rest of your 28-day course. Medically reviewed by Jude…

  • PEP Side Effects: What to Expect and How to Manage Them Safely

    HIV Prevention • PEP Guide PEP side effects:what to expect and how to manage them. Side effects from PEP are common, usually mild, and mostly limited to the first week or two. Here is what you are likely to experience, why it happens, and exactly how to get through the full 28 days. Medically reviewed…

  • Where to Buy PEP in Abuja (Delivered Within 3 Hours)

    PEP Access • the FCT Where to get PEP in the FCT:fast and discreet delivery. PEP only works if you start it within 72 hours of exposure, and sooner is always better. Here is where to find it in the FCT, and how Zivoko can get it to you wherever you are in the state.…

  • Can I Drink Alcohol While Taking PrEP?

    HIV Prevention • PrEP Guide PrEP and alcohol:what you actually need to know. Can you drink while on PrEP? Does it stop PrEP from working? Here’s the honest, evidence-based answer, with none of the moralising. Medically reviewed by Jude Ozioko, Pharmacist (PCN 024035) • Last reviewed October 2026 On PrEP and want advice? Our team…

  • PrEP in Lagos: Where to Find It Quickly

    PrEP in Lagos • HIV Prevention Where to get PrEPin Lagos, Nigeria. If you’re in Lagos and want to start PrEP, here’s a complete guide to every realistic route, from Zivoko’s discreet home delivery to public hospital programmes and NGO-supported services across the city. Medically reviewed by Jude Ozioko, Pharmacist (PCN 024035) • Last reviewed…

  • What are the side effects of PrEP?

    HIV Prevention • PrEP Guide PrEP side effects:what to expect when you start. Most people who start PrEP get few side effects, or none at all. For those who do, they’re usually mild and short-lived. Here’s exactly what can happen and what to do about it. Medically reviewed by Jude Ozioko, Pharmacist (PCN 024035) •…