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HIV Prevention • Nationwide Where to get PEPanywhere in Nigeria. If you have had a possible HIV exposure in the last 72 hours, PEP can stop the virus taking hold, but only if you start in time. Zivoko delivers PEP to every state and the FCT from 13 hubs. Find your state below, or message…
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HIV Prevention • PEP Guide Unprotected sex and HIV exposure:what to do right now. If you’ve had a possible HIV exposure, the most important thing to know is this: you have up to 72 hours to start PEP, and every hour counts. Medically reviewed by Jude Ozioko, Pharmacist (PCN 024035) • Last reviewed October 2026…
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HIV Prevention • PEP Guide Re-exposed during PEP.Do I need to start over? Don’t stop your medication. Keep taking it. Here’s exactly what to do next depending on the type of exposure. Medically reviewed by Jude Ozioko, Pharmacist (PCN 024035) • Last reviewed October 2026 Re-exposed during PEP? Contact our team right now. Message Us →…
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HIV Prevention • PEP Guide How long do I needto take PEP? 28 days. One tablet daily. No exceptions. Here’s why that exact duration matters and what happens if you stop early. Medically reviewed by Jude Ozioko, Pharmacist (PCN 024035) • Last reviewed October 2026 Starting PEP? Our team provides reminders throughout your course. Order PEP…
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HIV Prevention • Foundations What is PEP?Everything you need to know. If you think you may have been exposed to HIV, you’ve probably heard the word PEP. Here’s what it actually is, how it works, and why acting quickly matters more than almost anything else. Medically reviewed by Jude Ozioko, Pharmacist (PCN 024035) • Last…
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HIV Prevention • PEP Guide PEP vs emergency contraception:are they similar? Same instinct, act fast after something went wrong. But very different medications for very different risks. Here’s what separates them. Medically reviewed by Jude Ozioko, Pharmacist (PCN 024035) • Last reviewed October 2026 Need PEP urgently? Don’t wait. Order PEP Now → People often describe…
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HIV Prevention • PEP Guide Can I take PEPmore than once? Yes, it will work again. But if you’re asking the question, there’s a better long-term option you should know about. Medically reviewed by Jude Ozioko, Pharmacist (PCN 024035) • Last reviewed October 2026 Need PEP again now? We can get it to you today. Order…
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HIV Prevention • PEP Guide Does PEP protect mefrom future HIV risks? No. PEP covers the one exposure that started the course. Once it ends, so does the protection. Here’s what to do if your risk continues. Medically reviewed by Jude Ozioko, Pharmacist (PCN 024035) • Last reviewed October 2026 Ongoing HIV risk? PrEP is…
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HIV Prevention • PEP Guide Is PEP100% effective? No, but it works very well when you start early and take every dose. Here’s what the evidence actually shows, and what the small remaining risk depends on. Medically reviewed by Jude Ozioko, Pharmacist (PCN 024035) • Last reviewed October 2026 Still within 72 hours of exposure?…
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HIV Prevention • PEP Guide Can I drink alcoholwhile on PEP? Yes, but there are real things to watch out for. Alcohol won’t stop PEP from working. What it can do is disrupt your dosing routine. Medically reviewed by Jude Ozioko, Pharmacist (PCN 024035) • Last reviewed October 2026 Questions about your PEP course? Our…