Doctor-guided HIV prevention

Talk to a doctor who works in HIV care every day. Choose the consultation you're looking for below.

PrEP Before exposure

HIV prevention, planned ahead

Ongoing, doctor-guided prevention for people who may have repeated exposure to HIV, with regular reviews and testing.

PEP After exposure

Emergency prevention that works best when started early, ideally within 72 hours. Speak to a doctor today.

They sound alike and are often confused. Here's the difference. A doctor will help you decide either way.

PrEPBefore exposure PEPAfter exposure

When Before any exposure After a possible exposure

Who it suits People with ongoing possible exposure Anyone with a recent one-off exposure

How long Ongoing, with reviews every few months One 28-day course

How urgent Planned, at your pace Time-critical, start within 72 hours

Still unsure?A counsellor can help you work out which consultation fits.