PEP or Post-Exposure Prophylaxis, is a combination of anti-HIV medication that can prevent you from becoming HIV positive if you think you were exposed to the the virus.

  • Oh Snap!

    If you have had a condom failure or may have recently been exposed to HIV through unprotected sex, you need to see a doctor as soon as possible.

  • Assessment

    The doctor will assess your risk factors for acquiring HIV infection, and Post-exposure prophylaxis (PEP) will be prescribed. PEP comprises of a combination of anti-HIV medications.

  • Start within 72 hours

    PEP if taken within 72 hours can prevent you becoming infected with HIV. PEP needs to be taken for 28 days.

On weekdays:

  • Drop by DSC Clinic at 31 Kelantan Lane first thing in the morning.

On weekends or public holidays: 

  • Go to the emergency department of any hospital and request for PEP, and follow the instructions from the doctor on duty.

Cost:

  • PEP cost $500 to $1200 depending on the course of medication required, but there are cheaper alternatives.
  • Email us via pinkcarpet@gayhealth.sg and we can try to help out.

DSC Clinic Operating Hours

  • Monday to Friday
  • Morning Session from 8am to 11am
  • Afternoon Session from 1pm to 4pm
  • Late Afternoon Session (Thursday Only) from 4pm to 5.30pm
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Call For more information

6254 0212

Hotline operation hours – Mon – Fri 10am to5pm

72

Hours

PEP has to be started within 72 hours

28

Days

A course of PEP last for 28 days