Possible HIV exposure? You have 72 hours. Let’s not lose any of them.
PEP is a 28-day medicine that can stop HIV from taking hold after an exposure. It only works if you start within 72 hours, and the sooner the better. We deliver it anywhere in Nigeria, in plain packaging.
WhatsApp replies day and night · Every order screened by a licensed pharmacist
How much time do you have?
PEP has to start within 72 hours of the exposure. Tell us when it happened and we’ll show you how long you’ve got.
A rough time is fine. Nothing you enter here leaves your phone.
Not sure it was a real risk? Take the 2-minute risk check →You’re still inside the window.
About left. Your window closes around . Every hour counts, so let’s start now.
You’re close to the limit. Message us right now. If we can’t get PEP to you in time, go to the nearest hospital emergency unit and ask for PEP.
Send this to us on WhatsAppIt’s been more than 72 hours.
PEP isn’t recommended this late, but you still have good options:
- Take an HIV test now, as your starting point.
- Test again at 6 weeks and at 3 months after the exposure, with a fourth-generation test.
- If exposures happen often for you, PrEP can protect you before the next one.
That time is in the future. Check the date and try again.
Not sure if you need PEP?
Answer a few quick questions about what happened. You’ll get a clear answer based on WHO and CDC guidelines, and you can send it straight to our pharmacist.
Most people find us after one of these
Whatever happened, you’re not the first, and nobody here will judge you. Pick the one closest to yours.
The condom broke, or there wasn’t one
The most common reason people reach for PEP. Here’s exactly what to do next.
Read this →Sexual assault
You’re not to blame, and you won’t have to explain yourself to us. PEP can still protect you. A hospital can also help with care beyond PEP.
Read this →A needle or sharps injury
Wash the area with soap and running water, then start the clock. Health workers, this one’s for you.
Read this →Not sure it was a real risk
Answer a few questions and we’ll tell you honestly whether PEP makes sense for you.
Take the check →From worried to protected, without a clinic queue
Tell us what happened
On WhatsApp or through our two-minute check. A few honest questions, no long forms.
A pharmacist screens your order
We make sure PEP is safe and suitable for you, including any other medicines you take and pregnancy. A baseline HIV test is required unless you already know your status, so you can add our rapid test kit to your order.
Delivered, then supported
Plain packaging, fast delivery, and we stay with you on WhatsApp for the whole 28 days.
How fast PEP reaches you
We’d rather promise honestly than promise big. Here’s what to expect.
Lagos and Abuja deliveries also run at night.
Prefer to check out yourself?
The 28-day PEP course and a rapid test kit. Every online order is still screened by our pharmacist before it ships.
Add one or both, then check out whenever you’re ready. Prefer to talk first? Message us on WhatsApp and we’ll arrange it.
What the next 3 months look like
PEP is a short course, but the follow-up matters just as much. Here’s the plan, counted from the day of the exposure.
Test, then first dose
If your rapid test kit is with you, test first; it takes about 20 minutes. If not, don’t wait: take your first tablet straight away.
One tablet a day
Same time every day. If you miss one, message us and we’ll tell you what to do.
Check-in test
A fourth-generation HIV test, six weeks after the exposure.
Your conclusive result
A negative fourth-generation test at 3 months after the exposure is conclusive.
What people ask us most
Can I still take PEP after 48 hours?
Yes. PEP can be started up to 72 hours after an exposure. It works best the earlier you start, so if you’re past 48 hours, don’t wait another night. Message us now.
What if it’s been more than 72 hours?
PEP isn’t recommended after 72 hours. Take an HIV test now as a starting point, then test again at 6 weeks and at 3 months after the exposure, using a fourth-generation test. If exposures happen often for you, PrEP can protect you before the next one.
How long do I take PEP for?
28 days. It’s one tablet once a day, a combination of tenofovir, lamivudine and dolutegravir. Finishing the full course matters, so talk to us before stopping for any reason.
Will anyone know I ordered PEP?
Your order comes in plain packaging, and your details are handled confidentially. Here’s how we protect your privacy.
Does PEP have side effects?
Most people take PEP without serious problems. Some feel mild nausea, headache or tiredness in the first few days, and it usually settles. If anything worries you, we’re on WhatsApp for the whole 28 days. More on side effects.
If it happened in the last 72 hours, message us now.
You don’t need to explain everything. Tell us roughly when it happened and where you are, and we’ll take it from there.
Medically reviewed by Jude Ozioko, Pharmacist (PCN 024035) · Last reviewed October 2026 · Medical disclaimer