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This November 3rd Vote No on Proposition 44. Learn More

The image shows the word “STOP” in large, bold, white capital letters centered on a dark blue background.
White, bold, all-caps text reads “THE ATTACK ON PATIENTS & CLINICS” on a solid dark blue background. The words “THE ATTACK” are much larger than the rest of the text, drawing strong attention.
White bold text on a red background says “NO ON PROP 44” with “NO” and “44” in large font, and “ON PROP” in smaller font between them. The design is simple and direct, focused on the message.

This November 3rd Vote No on Proposition 44. Learn More

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Doxy PEP is a double dose of 100mg doxycycline tablets taken between 24-72 after unprotected oral, anal, or vaginal sex to prevent STIs. Talk to your clinician about getting a prescription.

We make it easy. Just walk in or call to speak with a provider. We offer same-day prescriptions, labs, and even starter doses when needed.

In most cases, no. We help you access free programs, assistance with insurance, and confidential services so cost is never a barrier to prevention.

Not at all. PrEP and PEP are for anyone who wants protection from HIV—regardless of gender, orientation, or relationship style. We welcome and affirm all individuals.

PrEP is medication that helps prevent HIV before you’re exposed. It’s a great option if you’re sexually active, have partners with unknown or positive HIV status, or want added peace of mind. It’s available as a daily pill or a long-acting injection.

PEP is an emergency medication that must be started within 72 hours after a potential HIV exposure—like unprotected sex, condom breakage, or sexual assault. The sooner you start, the more effective it is. You take it daily for 28 days.

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