HIV PEP · Post-exposure prophylaxis · After a possible exposure

Start an HIV PEP visit online

Get online care after a possible HIV exposure and start your PEP visit with Ondoc.

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HIV PEP
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Medically reviewed by Dr. Ikechukwu Ogbu, MD
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After a possible exposure

Condom break, sex without a condom, a shared needle, or another possible HIV exposure.

Start within 72 hours

PEP works best started as soon as possible after the exposure. Book now.

Insurance or self-pay

Use your insurance, or pay $50 self-pay for the visit.

Your pharmacy

Any prescription is sent to the pharmacy you choose.

What you get

  • Online visit with a licensed clinician
  • PEP prescription sent to your pharmacy
  • Follow-up HIV testing ordered near you

FAQs

Can I get HIV PEP online?

Yes. Book an online PEP visit with an Ondoc clinician.

How soon do I need to start PEP?

PEP must start within 72 hours of the exposure. Book as soon as possible.

Is PEP the same as PrEP?

No. PEP is taken after a possible exposure. PrEP is ongoing prevention before exposure.

What does the visit cost?

Use your insurance, or pay $50 self-pay for the visit.