PIP stands for PEP in Your Pocket. PEP is usually prescribed in emergency situations after a potential HIV exposure. With PIP, you are prescribed PEP in advance. This means you have the prescription for PEP before a possible exposure happens, but you do not begin taking PEP until after a possible exposure.
Who is PIP for?
PIP is ideal for those who may be at higher risk for a potential exposure to HIV—such as people who use injection drugs or have partners whose HIV status is unknown. It gives you the ability to act fast if needed.
Important: If you believe you've already been exposed to HIV and need PEP urgently, go to the nearest emergency room. The HIV Prevention Clinic provides PIP, but not emergency PEP.
Accessing PEP + PIP
Emergency PEP
Visit the emergency department at a hospital nearest you immediately following a possible exposure. Talk to a healthcare professional to explore if PEP is an option for you.
Non-Emergency PIP
SRx Pharmacy London
Contact Mia Biondi to book an appointment: 647.628.6461
How to Book an Appointment
Contact Mia Biondi at 647.628.6461 to book an appointment.
Contact
Visit the emergency department at a hospital nearest you immediately following a possible exposure. Talk to a healthcare professional to explore if PEP is an option for you.
SRx Pharmacy London
Contact Mia Biondi to book an appointment: 647.628.646