Tags: Find the PrEP option for you! PrEP is a medication that HIV-negative people can take to reduce their chances of contracting HIV. It is available in both an oral form and in an injectable form.
The oral form is a once-a-day pill that can be taken by adults and adolescents who are HIV-negative. When taken as prescribed, it can reduce the risk of contracting HIV from sex and injection.
The injectable form is an injection given once every 2 or 6 months (depending upon type) and can be taken by adults and adolescents who are HIV-negative. When taken as prescribed, it can reduce the risk of contracting HIV from sex and injection. As a newer form of PrEP, the level of effectiveness for injection is still being studied.
Interested in accessing PrEP? Face to Face staff are here to support you through your HIV prevention journey. We can help you navigate community resources, and access PrEP assistance programs.
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