PrEP Rack Card #3

Stay Safe Be PrEPared pre-exposure prophylaxis is a medicine taken to prevent getting hiv

reduces the risk of getting hiv from injection drug use by 74% reduces the risk of getting hiv from sex by 99%

take prep as directed for hiv protection Incomplete use reduces effectiveness and risks HIV infection. Use condoms for overall STI protection, crucial even with PrEP.

where to find prep and it’s costs?

Indian Health Service (IHS) Clinics for FREE Most insurance plans and state Medicaid or Medicare programs Visit: www.GetYourPrep.com

PrEP can be taken in many forms

you have options You will work with your health provider to create a PrEP plan that meets your needs.

Get protected with just one shot every 2 months.

For on-demand use, take 2 PrEP pills 2 - 24 hours before sex, followed by 1 pill 24 hours after that.

A regimen also known as 2-1-1

Prep vs. pep PEP is a series of pills you take in an emergency after you’ve been exposed to HIV. However, it’s important to start PEP within 72 hours after you were exposed to HIV, or it won’t work. PEP is for emergencies.

Need more information?

For more information about PrEP or help getting connected with a provider.

Text “Native Test” to 555251 or visit www.nativetest.org