PrEP is a medication that helps prevent HIV.
In addition to daily pills, injectable PrEP is now available at The Project.
This option may be a good fit if you prefer not to take a daily pill.
What is injectable PrEP?
Injectable PrEP is a medication given as a shot.
- It is given by a provider
- It is taken every 2 months after the first doses
- It helps protect you from HIV
When taken as scheduled, it is highly effective.
Who might choose injectable PrEP?
Injectable PrEP may be a good option if you:
- Do not want to take a daily pill
- Have trouble remembering daily medication
- Prefer a long-acting option
A provider can help you decide what works best for you.
How to get injectable PrEP
Step 1: Schedule HIV/STI testing
Before starting PrEP, you will need:
- An HIV test
- STI screening
Get Tested Here: https://phctheproject.org/free-testing/
Step 2: Meet with a provider
During your visit:
- Your results are reviewed
- You talk about PrEP options
- You decide if injectable PrEP is right for you
Step 3: Start injectable PrEP
If eligible:
- You will receive your first injection
- Follow-up injections will be scheduled
Staying on schedule is important
To stay protected:
- You need to return for injections every 2 months
- Your care team will help you stay on track
Take the Next Step
Injectable PrEP is now available at The Project.
To get started:
- Schedule free and confidential HIV/STI testing
- Talk with a provider about your options
- Ask if injectable PrEP is right for you
Get started here: https://phctheproject.org/how-to-get-prep-at-the-project-of-primary-health-care/
