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How to get PrEP in the U.S.

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Getting PrEP 101

PrEP requires a prescription in the US from an approved medical professional.

Lab testing is required to ensure PrEP is right for you (most people have no side effects).

Freddie is Canada’s largest PrEP clinic, and is now available in the United States. Most of Freddie patients get PrEP for $0.

There are two types of PrEP available for prescription: Truvada & Descovy.

Descovy, the newest form of PrEP with fewer side effects, is $0 for most Freddie patients with private insurance or under the Affordable Care Act (ACA).

PrEP 101

PrEP requires a prescription in the US from an approved medical professional.

Lab testing is required to ensure PrEP is right for you (most people have no side effects).

Freddie is Canada’s largest PrEP clinic, and is now available in the United States. Most of Freddie patients get PrEP for $0.

There are two types of PrEP available for prescription: Truvada & Descovy.

Descovy, the newest form of PrEP with fewer side effects, is $0 for most Freddie patients with private insurance or under the Affordable Care Act (ACA).

How to get PrEP

1

Book an appointment

2

Perform some lab testing

3

Get your PrEP

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Freddie has helped thousands of patients access PrEP. Most of Freddie patients get their PrEP for $0.
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Take our 1-minute PrEP questionnaire to learn how much PrEP will cost you ($0 for most) and book a free appointment to get PrEP now!

Types of PrEP

Truvada and Descovy are the two types of PrEP medication and are 99% effective at preventing HIV. With Freddie, patients have access to both types of PrEP, regardless of whether they have pre-existing conditions.

Truvada

Descovy

If you are considering PrEP, it’s recommended you chat with your PrEP provider to determine which method best fits your needs.

90%+ of patients
with private insurance get Descovy, the newest form of PrEP with even fewer side effects, for $0.
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Freddie is now available in the U.S.

The Freddie team has provided over 22,000 free PrEP consultations. With our expertise in finding PrEP for the lowest cost possible, we’ve saved patients $1,000,000+ in prescription costs.

PrEP through Freddie is currently available in the following states:

New Jersey

Virginia

Florida (coming soon!)

*Due to provincial regulations, Freddie is only available for BC and Quebec patients with private insurance at this time. For those that Freddie can’t serve yet, you can still visit your family doctor or local sexual health clinic to access PrEP.

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GET THE SEXUAL HEALTHCARE YOU DESERVE
No one should be made to feel uncomfortable about their sexual health.
Our medical staff provides affirming and evidence-driven care without judgment.
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PrEP FAQs

What makes you eligible for PrEP?

To take PrEP, you must be HIV-negative. This is because PrEP is for HIV prevention, not treatment, which consists of a different medication.

Your eligibility for PrEP is based on your risk of acquiring HIV due to the higher-risk behaviours you engage in. This risk score is evaluated through a tool like the HIV Incidence Risk Index (HIRI).

This eligibility can be determined by a clinician approved to prescribe PrEP in your province. Take our 1-minute HIV-risk assessment to get started now.

Is PrEP available over the counter?

No, PrEP requires a prescription from an approved medical professional in order to begin taking the medication.

Freddie provides virtual PrEP consultations for 100% free. Book a free phone appointment now.

Is PrEP free in the US?

Yes and no. PrEP is free for many US citizens, but not everyone.

The cost of PrEP in the US primarily depends on two factors:

1.

The state you live in

2.

The type of health insurance you have (private or ACA)

Most Freddie patients get PrEP for $0. We’ve worked with thousands of patients to help them find PrEP for free or as cost-affordable as possible.

Book a free virtual consultation to get started today.

At what age can you start PrEP?

PrEP does not have an age restriction in the US, but it does have a weight restriction: Both Truvada and Descovy can be used by anyone who weighs at least 77 pounds.

Freddie is currently only serving patients between the age of 18 and 64.

How can I buy PrEP online?

If you’d like to get PrEP online, simply book a free virtual consultation at gofreddie.com/us. Freddie offers discreet delivery so you can have your PrEP delivered straight to your door.

Who can access PrEP through Freddie?

Patients can access PrEP through Freddie in the following states:

New Jersey

Virginia

Florida (coming soon!)

* Freddie is only available to patients with private insurance or those covered under the Affordable Care Act (ACA).

Can I get PrEP without my parents knowing?

Yes, getting a PrEP prescription in the US is possible without your parents knowing

Because each patient’s case is unique, we recommend booking a free virtual appointment to receive a customized answer.

Our consultations are 100% free and confidential. The consultation will not be charged to you or your parents’ insurance.

How long does it take to get PrEP?

To begin taking PrEP, you’re required to complete some preliminary lab work to make sure that you can healthily tolerate the medication.

It usually takes the lab up to 10 days to send Freddie’s clinical team the results. If everything looks fine, we can issue the prescription immediately. 

How do I get Descovy PrEP?

Descovy is the newest form of PrEP with even fewer side effects. If you'd like a prescription as quickly as possible, book a free appointment with Freddie.

Reviewed by:

Dr. Caley Shukalek

Caley is passionate about evidence-based patient-centred care, including telemedicine that can provide high quality care from wherever a patient may choose.

He helped create Alberta’s PrEP guidelines and works as a specialist in General Internal Medicine with additional training in sexual health, including HIV and sexually transmitted infections.

He holds a Masters of Public Health from Johns Hopkins University, an MD from the University of Calgary and an MSc from the University of Alberta.