PEP is an emergency HIV prevention treatment used after possible exposure to HIV.
When started early and taken correctly, it can significantly reduce the risk of HIV infection.

Who Should Use PEP

You may need PEP if you experienced:

Unprotected sex
Condom breakage or failure
Sexual assault
Exposure to blood or body fluids
Needle-stick injury or shared needles

If uncertain, seek assessment immediately or chat us on WhatsApp

When to Start

PEP Must be started within 72 hours of exposure
It is most effective when started within 24 hours
It is not effective after 72 hours

What We Deliver

A 28-day course of HIV prevention medication containing:

Tenofovir
Lamivudine
Dolutegravir

This is a recommended first-line PEP regimen.

How to Take PEP

Take one dose daily, at the same time each day
Continue for 28 consecutive days
Do not skip doses or stop early

Completing the full course is critical for effectiveness.

Possible Side Effects

Usually mild and temporary:

Nausea
Headache
Fatigue
Stomach discomfort

Contact a healthcare professional if side effects are severe or persistent.

Important Information about PEP

PEP is not a cure for HIV
It does not protect against future exposure. So you could consider PrEP if you are continuously exposed
It does not prevent other STIs
Avoid unprotected sex during treatment

HIV Testing

Baseline HIV testing is recommended before starting PEP.
If testing is not immediately available, do not delay treatment; start PEP promptly and test as soon as possible
Follow-up testing is advised after completion

Confidential & Discreet

All consultations and deliveries are handled with strict confidentiality.

PEP is time-sensitive. If exposed, act immediately.

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HIV Post Exposure Prophylaxis (PEP) medication