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Buy PrEP: Procedure for receiving medication before HIV risk 2025

PrEP Medication Prices at Safe Clinic

Details Brad Price
Medical service fee 600 Bath
Blood test fee before starting PrEP (HIV, Hepatitis B, BUN+Creatinine) 2,000 Bath
PrEP medication (30 tablets) Tenof EM 1,000 Bath
Ricovir EM 1,200 Bath
Teno EM 1,500 Bath
TAF EM 1,800 Bath
Descovy 3,600 Bath
Apretude, injectable PrEP every 2 months, price per injection 19,900 Bath

Preparing Before Receiving PrEP

For the first visit, you must abstain from sexual intercourse for at least 14 days before coming for the blood test to receive the medication.

How to Get PrEP at Safe Clinic

  1. Online Booking. Customers can book a queue via the website. Click to book HIV test online.
  2. Phone Booking. Customers can call to make an appointment at 083-534-4555, 02-006-8887.
  3. Walk-in. Service recipients can come to the clinic. It is open every day from 12:00 – 21:00 (last case accepted at 20:30). No days off for utmost convenience.

Procedure at Safe Clinic

  1. Registration: The registration process takes only about 5 minutes. By providing basic information, including Name–Surname (or an alias), date of birth, and a contact number or email, you can receive the service immediately.
  2. Blood Draw: The safety of our clients is our highest priority. A new needle is used every time and opened in front of you. All nurses are experienced, have professional licenses, and undergo continuous training. The blood draw procedure takes about 5 minutes.
  3. Laboratory Testing: Blood analysis is performed by medical technologists with professional licenses and direct experience. It takes about 30 minutes.
  4. Doctor Consultation: For the first time receiving PrEP, the doctor will assess the patient’s health based on blood results and gender before dispensing the medication. The PrEP medication prescribed may differ for each patient.

Read More: What is PrEP? How to use it, is it safe, and what percentage of HIV and AIDS does it prevent?

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