PrEP delivered to your home, for free.

PrEP is recommended for those at a higher risk for HIV, including (but not limited to):

1. Men who have sex with men / Transgender women and gender diverse people.
2. Heterosexual men and women who have high-risk exposure (such as having a partner with known HIV infection, sex workers, or having sex with a person at high risk for HIV)
3. People who inject drugs

If you’re interested in finding more about if PrEP is right for you, check out our article on who PrEP is for.

If you take PrEP daily, the presence of the medicine in your bloodstream helps stop HIV from taking hold and spreading in your body. PrEP stops HIV in your bloodstream from replicating, eliminating the virus from your body when the original exposure amount dies.

Daily PrEP use reduces the risk of getting HIV by 99%. Daily use is the most studied regimen, and this is what we recommend as well.

99% of patients pay $0 for PrEP. Even if you do not have insurance, we will work with you to get you Patient Assistance Programs that cover the cost of PrEP.

Less than 10% of people experience side effects on PrEP. While some people do experience side effects, the vast majority of people don’t experience any at all. Those that do usually only have them for a short amount of time as they get used to the drug.

The fear of side effects shouldn’t hold you back from trying PrEP. Regular check-ups with your clinician will ensure that you are doing well while on PrEP, and that any side effects are managed.