Tag: Post Exposure Prophylaxis


  • HIV Prevention • PEP Follow-Up What happens afteryou finish PEP? Completing your 28-day course is a big deal. But it isn’t quite the end. Here’s what you need to know about follow-up HIV testing, window periods, what your results actually mean, and who’s there to help you through it. Getting through a 28-day PEP course…

  • HIV Education • Risk Assessment HIV risk by exposure type:what the numbers actually mean. Not all HIV exposures carry the same risk. Understanding the real transmission risk for each type helps you make clear decisions about PEP, PrEP, and testing. ⏳  Had a high-risk exposure within 72 hours? Start PEP now, read the risk guide…

  • 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. ⏳  If you are…

  • 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. ⏳  Not…

  • HIV Prevention • PEP Guide Can PEP fail?When it doesn’t work and why. PEP is highly effective, but not infallible. Understanding what causes the rare cases where PEP doesn’t fully prevent HIV helps you get the most from your course and know what to do if you’re worried. ⏳  Not yet started PEP? If you’re…

  • PEP in Lagos • HIV Prevention Where to get PEPin Lagos, Nigeria. If you’re in Lagos and need PEP within 72 hours of a possible HIV exposure, Zivoko delivers it to you within 3 hours, discreetly, anywhere in the city. Here’s how it works, who it’s for, and your other options across Lagos. ⏳  Within…

  • HIV Prevention — Nigeria How to buy PEP in Nigeria:fast, safe, and discreet. If you have recently been exposed to HIV, time is critical. This article explains what PEP is, where to get it in Nigeria, how much it costs, and exactly what to do next. ⏳  PEP must be started within 72 hours of…

Worried about HIV exposure? Check if you are eligible for PEP. You have 72 hours to act.

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