HIV Vaccine Lagos: Cost & Locations

HIV cases are rising in Nigeria. Inocul8 provides what people commonly call the HIV vaccine in Lagos State. It's actually not a vaccine, but highly effective injectable and oral medications (such as PrEP, PEP, and the new Lenacapavir 6-month injection) that help prevent HIV infection.

Where can I get the HIV vaccination in Lagos?

You can get the HIV vaccine at Inocul8 Clinic and Access points closest to you in Lagos State:

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

Who should get the HIV vaccine?

If you are sexually active and want to reduce your risk of HIV, we highly recommend this medication for you. We also highly recommend taking the HIV vaccine if you are staying in or visiting an area or country where HIV is common.

How many doses of the vaccine do I need?

You need a total of 4 tablets and 2 injections, given on a strict schedule:

• Day 1: You take 2 tablets and 2 injections.

• Day 2: You take 2 tablets.

How much does the vaccine cost?

A dose of the vaccine costs ₦350,000 across Inocul8 Access points in Lagos.

Appointment booking for HIV vaccination

Booking your appointment at Inocul8 for your vaccine takes just a few steps:

1. Book Online: Visit the Inocul8 Booking Portal to select your nearest location, preferred date, and convenient time slot.

2. Call or WhatsApp: Reach our care team directly at; tel:+2347063736485 or WhatsApp for inquiries and instant scheduling.

3. Email Support: Send your booking request to clinic@inocul8.com.ng

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Where can I get the HIV vaccine?

You can get the HIV vaccine from any Inocul8 Clinic and Access point across Lagos.

What are the side effects of the vaccine?

The common side effects are a small swelling or hardness at the injection site that lasts about 10 days.

How long does the protection last?

Protection lasts for 6 months. This means you will need to take the injection every 6 months to stay protected.

Is the 6-month injection the same as Lenacapavir?

Yes. The 6-month HIV prevention injection provided at Inocul8 is clinically known as Lenacapavir. While many refer to it as an HIV vaccine, it is a long-acting injectable medication.