Get CAB-LA HIV Prevention Injection in Lagos

Where can I get the CAB-LA injectable HIV PrEP in Lagos?
The Cabotegravir Long-Acting (CAB-LA) HIV prevention injection is currently available for adults in Lagos through designated government primary healthcare centres (PHCs) and private preventive clinics like Inocul8. The maintenance injection is administered every two months and is highly effective at preventing HIV.
Key Definitions
HIV/AIDS: A viral infection caused by the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) that weakens the body's immune system.
HIV Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP): Preventive medication taken by HIV-negative individuals to significantly reduce their risk of acquiring HIV.
Cabotegravir (CAB-LA): An FDA and WHO-approved long-acting injectable antiretroviral medication used for HIV PrEP.
Where can I get CAB-LA?
CAB-LA is available at select government primary healthcare centers (PHCs) and private preventive clinics like Inocul8. Adults seeking CAB-LA in Lagos may need to confirm availability at public healthcare facilities or use private providers such as Inocul8.
Inocul8 provides CAB-LA injection services across selected locations in Lagos. You can book an appointment at any of the following access points:
Lagos Island & Lekki Axis:
Lekki Phase 1
Victoria Island (VI)
Ikoyi & Banana Island
Ikota & Chevron
Ajah & Sangotedo
Ibeju-Lekki
Lagos Mainland & Environs:
Ikeja
Surulere
Magodo
Festac Town
Ago Palace Way
Ikorodu
How do I book an appointment to get CAB-LA?
Booking your appointment at Inocul8 takes just a few steps:
Book Online: Visit the Inocul8 Booking Portal to select your nearest location, preferred date, and convenient time slot.
Call or WhatsApp: Reach our care team directly at +2347063736485 or WhatsApp for inquiries and instant scheduling.
Email Support: Send your booking request to clinic@inocul8.com.ng
Who can receive the CAB-LA injection?
The CAB-LA injection is recommended for adults and adolescents who are:
Confirmed HIV-negative (you must take an HIV test to confirm your negative status prior to every injection).
Sexually active and looking for a highly effective way to reduce their risk of HIV exposure.
Unable or unwilling to take daily oral PrEP pills.
Note: CAB-LA is not for individuals who already have HIV or those who have an unknown HIV status.
How many doses of the injection do I need?
Unlike daily oral pills, CAB-LA is an ongoing long-acting injection regimen. The strict schedule is:
Initiation Dose 1: Your first injection.
Initiation Dose 2: Administered exactly 1 month (4 weeks) after your first dose.
Maintenance Doses: Administered every 2 months (8 weeks) thereafter.
At a Glance: CAB-LA Summary
Feature | Details |
Medication Type | Long-Acting Injectable PrEP (Cabotegravir) |
Providers in Lagos | Government PHCs, Private Clinics (e.g., Inocul8) |
Dosing Schedule | 2 initiation doses (1 month apart), then 1 dose every 2 months |
Mandatory Requirements | Must test HIV-negative before every injection |
Common Side Effects | Injection site pain, mild swelling, redness |
Booking Methods | Online Portal, Phone (+2347063736485), WhatsApp, Email |
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Where can I get the CAB-LA injection?
You can access the CAB-LA HIV injection at select government PHCs or private providers like any Inocul8 Clinic and access point across Lagos.
What are the side effects of the injection?
The most common side effects are temporary and include mild pain, swelling, and redness at the injection site.
How long does the protection last?
Once you complete the initiation phase, a single maintenance dose provides strong protection for 2 months (8 weeks). You must adhere to the bimonthly schedule to stay fully protected.
Is the 2-month injection the same as Cabotegravir?
Yes. The 2-month HIV prevention injection provided at Inocul8 is clinically known as cabotegravir extended-release (or CAB-LA).
Dr Egbroko Emmanuel
Medically reviewed by Dr Egbroko Emmanuel.
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