R250,00
Post-exposure prophylaxis (PEP)
⚠️ Important Medical Disclaimer
Post-Exposure Prophylaxis (PEP) must be initiated within 72 hours of potential HIV exposure. This treatment is part of a comprehensive approach that includes blood tests, counselling, and ongoing medical management. For your health and safety, it is essential to seek urgent care at your nearest clinic or in-person healthcare provider.
If you are unable to access in-person care immediately due to exceptional circumstances, our telehealth service may assist with an emergency PEP prescription. Please note:
- This service is provided only as an initial emergency measure.
- You must continue full evaluation, treatment, and monitoring with your local clinic or doctor.
- This consultation does not replace comprehensive in-person medical care.
- If you have experienced sexual abuse or assault, please do not continue with this service. We urge you to urgently visit your nearest clinic or healthcare provider for appropriate care and support.
PEP is intended for individuals who are HIV-negative but have had a recent potential exposure to HIV. It is an emergency preventive treatment and does not cover the management of other sexually transmitted infections (STIs) or related health needs.
📌 Next Steps for Your Safety
- Seek in-person medical evaluation as soon as possible.
- Use the emergency prescription only to begin treatment.
- Continue full care at your local clinic or doctor for proper follow-up.
The cost of medication is not included in this prescription
🚨 Emergency Prescription Request
If you need an emergency prescription, please select one of the options below:
⏱️ I cannot wait 24 hours and need my prescription urgently.
👉 [Click here] to be directed to a telehealth doctor who can assist you sooner (available weekdays 8am – 6pm).
✅ I can wait up to 24 hours to receive my prescription and will still be able to collect my medication from the pharmacy within the 72-hour window.
👉Fill out the Clinical Form Below
