PrEP is short for pre-exposure prophylaxis. It is a medication taken by someone who is HIV-negative to prevent contracting HIV. PrEP is safe and effective. Currently, the most widely available form of PrEP is a once-daily oral pill. A vaginal ring has also been shown to be effective, and other forms of PrEP are currently being studied. PrEP is safe and well-tolerated for people of every sex, sexuality, and gender expression.

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Talk to your doctor or a sexual health professional first. They can answer more of your questions and help determine if PrEP is right for you. They can guide you towards the best way to get and adhere to PrEP. Visit our Global PrEP Provider Map to find a clinic or provider near you.

This will depend on your country. In some countries, there are ways to order PrEP medication online and have it shipped to you. There are resources and organizations to help guide you. We have a layer on the Global PrEP Provider Map for such services – “PrEP Information / Resources”. You can also find more resources and information specific to your country on our Resources page.

In these instances, there may be confidential, screened navigation services that can assist you. We have a layer on our map for such services – “PrEP Information / Resources”. You can contact these providers and clinics via telephone or email to receive more information about how to access safe, confidential sexual health services. You can also find more resources for your country on our Resources page. Your safety is important.

PrEP is a new HIV prevention method and is not yet widely available in all areas. Check for resources for your country on our Resources page. You may find more information online about who to contact in your area, or where you can find a provider/clinic. You may find local support at a sexual health or reproductive health clinic, until PrEP becomes available. If nothing is available, please contact us and we will be in touch about how to connect you with a provider or resources.

Please make sure you do not have Google Maps blocked on your computer or network. Google Maps must be enabled for the Global PrEP Provider Map to load and display properly. Try loading the website in a different browser. If you continue to have issues, please contact us.

Currently, we are only listing clinics and providers outside the United States. If you are a United States provider, you can be listed on PleasePrEPMe.org and PrEPLocator.org. If you are in California, add a listing here: https://www.pleaseprepme.org/add-a-provider. If you are outside California, add a listing here: https://preplocator.org/provider/new/.

Most of the time, we can! We post accurate, current, sex-positive, and inclusive resources on the Resources page. We include resources for providers and potential PrEP users, and organize them by country/region. We always credit the authors and creators of the original resource. Please contact us if you have a resource you would like to submit to PleasePrEPMe.Global.

You can submit an update to your clinic’s information through this form. Thank you for helping us keep our website accurate and current!