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Possible HIV Exposure? Act Fast with PEP.

Post-Exposure Prophylaxis (PEP) is a course of antiretroviral medicines taken after a potential exposure to HIV to prevent the virus from taking hold in your body. Much like the Hepatitis B
Immunoglobulin you might use for immediate protection, PEP is an emergency shield designed to stop the virus before it can establish an infection.

At Inocul8, we provide discreet, rapid, and professional PEP services to ensure you have the best possible chance of staying HIV-negative.

What are you protecting against?
PEP is a critical emergency measure used to prevent HIV infection in several high-risk
scenarios:
Accidental Exposure: Protects healthcare workers following a needle-stick injury or contact with infected blood.
Sexual Exposure: Provides a vital safety net if a condom breaks or if there has been unprotected sexual contact with someone of unknown HIV status.
Assault Recovery: A standard part of medical care following a sexual assault to prevent the transmission of the virus.

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HIV Test + Kidney Function Test
Why this is needed
● Confirms your HIV status before treatment
● Checks kidney health for safe medication use
● Guides the right PEP plan
How it’s done
● Blood test

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HIV Post-Exposure Prophylaxis (PEP)
How PEP helps
● Lowers the chance of HIV infection after exposure
● Works best when started as early as possible
● Used worldwide as emergency HIV prevention
How it’s taken
● Oral tablets (pills)
Dose regimen
● Taken once daily for 28 days
● Must be taken every day without missing doses
Route
● Oral (by mouth)

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