⏰ PEP must start within 72 hours of exposure. The sooner, the better.
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PEP is an emergency HIV prevention medicine taken after a possible exposure to HIV. Started early and taken correctly for 28 days, it greatly reduces the risk of HIV taking hold.

How Fast We Deliver

Within hours in our 13 hub cities: Lagos, Ibadan, Abuja, Kaduna, Kano, Jos, Benin City, Asaba, Warri, Onitsha, Enugu, Owerri and Port Harcourt. Abuja is usually within 3 hours.
At night too in Lagos and Abuja.
Everywhere else in Nigeria: fast delivery, within 24 hours at the latest. Check your area.
Discreet: plain packaging, with nothing on the outside to show what’s inside.

Who Should Use PEP

You may need PEP if, in the last 72 hours, you had:

Sex without a condom
A condom that burst, slipped or came off
Sexual assault
Contact with blood or body fluids that may carry HIV
A needlestick injury or shared needles

Not sure? Take the 2-minute risk check or message us on WhatsApp.

What We Deliver

A full 28-day course of the recommended first-line PEP regimen, one tablet a day containing:

Tenofovir
Lamivudine
Dolutegravir

Every order is reviewed for safety, including your other medicines and health conditions, before it is dispensed.

How to Take PEP

Take one tablet a day, at about the same time each day, with or without food. Taking it with food can ease nausea.
Continue for 28 days in a row. Don’t stop early, even if you feel fine.
Missed a dose? Take it as soon as you remember, unless your next dose is less than 4 hours away. Never take two at once. See missed a dose of PEP.
Antacids and supplements: take PEP at least 2 hours before or 6 hours after antacids, or iron, calcium, zinc or magnesium supplements, or they can stop it working properly.

Possible Side Effects

Usually mild and strongest in the first week:

Nausea
Headache
Tiredness
Stomach upset or loose stools

Don’t stop PEP because of side effects. Message us and we’ll help you manage them. See PEP side effects.

HIV Testing

Before you start: a baseline HIV test is recommended. If testing isn’t immediately available, don’t delay PEP. Start promptly and test as soon as you can.
After PEP: test at 4 to 6 weeks after the exposure, and take a final test at 3 months. See what happens after PEP.

Important to Know

PEP is not a cure for HIV.
It does not protect against future exposures. If your risk is ongoing, you can move straight onto PrEP when your PEP course ends, with no gap.
It does not prevent other STIs or pregnancy. If pregnancy is possible, emergency contraception is safe to take with PEP. See condom broke: do I need PEP?
Use condoms until your 3-month test is negative.

Confidential and Discreet

All consultations and deliveries are handled with strict confidentiality. Your matter stays between you and us.

PEP is time-sensitive. If you’ve been exposed, act now.
Our team is on WhatsApp day and night.
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Medically reviewed by Jude Ozioko, Pharmacist (PCN 024035).

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HIV Post Exposure Prophylaxis (PEP) medication