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Our Mission

Our goal is to make HIV care more accessible with less judgement. Our delivery service removes the stress of visiting a clinic and saves you the long pharmacy wait times. By ordering with PrEP Club, you have control over your health.

Ordering PrEP
1. Register

2. Select your preferred PrEP medication on our platform

3. Upload the prescription received from your healthcare provider.

4. Provide the delivery address to which you want the medication to be delivered to.

5. Choose your payment method (medical aid or credit card).
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Ordering HIV Self-Testing Kits
1. Register

2. Select your preferred HIV Self-Testing Kits and add to your cart.

3. Complete your order and choose your preferred payment method.

4. Once your order is confirmed, our discreet packaging ensures your privacy.

4. Receive your PrEP medication at the address provided.
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Delivery
1. Once your order is confirmed, our discreet packaging ensures your privacy.

2. Your order for your PrEP medication and/or HIV Self-Testing Kit will be delivered to the address provided.
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FAQ'S

Who should use PrEP?

PrEP (Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis) is meant for individuals who are at a higher risk of acquiring HIV. This includes, but is not limited to, the following groups:

Men who have sex with men (MSM):

MSM are considered a high-risk group due to the higher prevalence of HIV within this population.

Individuals with high-risk partners:

Individuals in relationships where one partner is HIV-positive and the other is HIV-negative, those with multiple sexual partners, or those whose partners engage in high-risk behaviours.

Injection drug users:

Individuals who use injection drugs and share needles or engage in other high-risk behaviours.

Commercial sex workers:

Individuals involved in sex work, where there is an increased risk of HIV exposure.

Individuals with a history of sexually transmitted infections (STIs):

A history of certain STIs may indicate a higher risk of HIV transmission.

What are the potential side effects of using PrEP?

Known HIV-positive status: PrEP is specifically designed for individuals who are HIVnegative. It should not be used by those who are already living with HIV.

Renal impairment:

Some PrEP medications can affect kidney function, so individuals with significant renal impairment may need adjustments in the choice of PrEP drugs or dosage. Regular monitoring is essential.

Bone mineral density concerns:

Long-term use of tenofovir, a component of some PrEP medications, has been associated with decreased bone mineral density. This may be a consideration, particularly in individuals with existing bone health issues.

Hepatitis B co-infection:

Individuals co-infected with hepatitis B may require careful monitoring, as discontinuing PrEP can lead to a flare-up of hepatitis B.

Why is it important to take PEP immediately after potential exposure?

Post Exposure Prophylaxis (PEP) is a critical intervention to prevent HIV infection after potential exposure. PEP should ideally be taken within 72 hours, or three days, of the potential exposure to maximize its effectiveness

What should I do if my HIV self-test result is positive

If your HIV self-test result is positive, contact a medical professional to start your treatment plan immediately

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