PrEP for HIV Prevention — Medically ,
Supervised, Up to 99% Effective
At TAAL+ Healthcare, we provide medically supervised PrEP (Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis) to help individuals significantly reduce their risk of acquiring HIV. PrEP is a WHO-recommended prevention medicine for HIV-negative individuals who are at a higher risk of exposure.
- PrEP reduces the risk of HIV transmission as much as 99%
What is PrEP ?
PrEP (Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis) is a medicine used to help prevent HIV before you may be exposed to it. Taken as prescribed, the PrEP pill can significantly lower the risk of HIV infection. It is an option for people who may have a higher chance of HIV exposure. Regular HIV testing and advice from a PrEP provider help ensure you’re using it safely and effectively.
PrEP is recommended for
- Individuals with an HIV-positive partner
- People with recent STI diagnosis
- Individuals seeking added protection from HIV
PrEP adds confidence to your protection — not a replacement for condoms.
How PrEP Works?
PrEP helps protect against HIV by keeping enough antiretroviral medicine in the body to act quickly if HIV exposure occurs. Before starting PrEP, an HIV test is needed to confirm that you do not already have HIV. Taking the PrEP pill as prescribed, along with regular HIV testing and follow-ups, helps maintain protection.
Get tested first
PrEP is for people who are HIV-negative, so an HIV test is needed before starting.
Start the prescribed PrEP option
A healthcare provider may prescribe PrEP as daily pills or as a long-acting injection, depending on what is suitable for you.
Take PrEP as prescribed
PrEP works best when taken exactly as advised by your healthcare provider.
PrEP helps block HIV
If HIV exposure happens, PrEP helps stop the virus from taking hold and spreading in the body.
Continue follow-up care
Regular follow-up visits and repeat HIV testing help make sure PrEP stays safe and effective for you.
PrEP is highly effective when taken as prescribed and can reduce the risk of getting HIV from sex by about 99%.
Eligibility
Who Should Consider PrEP?
You may benefit from PrEP if
You are HIV-negative but face consistent exposure risk through your sexual health practices or partnerships.
You are in a relationship with an HIV-positive partner and seek reliable additional protection.
You want an additional layer of HIV prevention alongside existing protective measures.
You want proactive, medically supervised control over your sexual health and HIV risk.
Access PrEP Services Across India
Online Across India | In-Clinic in (Pune)
Get access to PrEP services through online consultations across India, with in-clinic support available in Pune. You can speak with a PrEP doctor, get guidance on HIV and kidney testing, manage prescriptions and refills, and receive pharmacy support. Follow-up care is also available to help you stay on track with your HIV prevention plan.
Whether you're in India or abroad, you can access:
- Online PrEP doctor consultation
- Baseline HIV & kidney testing guidance
- Prescription & refill management
- Confidential pharmacy support
- Structured 3-month follow-up monitoring
We serve individuals across major Indian cities including Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore, Chennai, Hyderabad, Kolkata — and internationally through teleconsultation.
Start PrEP at TAAL+ Today?
Consultation
Schedule a confidential online or in-clinic appointment
Screening
Complete HIV testing and baseline investigations
Prescription
Get your prescription if clinically eligible
Medication
Begin PrEP with full medical guidance and support
Follow-up
Ongoing HIV testing
and kidney monitoring every quarter
Why Patients Trust Us
Aligned Guidelines WHO & NACO-aligned protocols
Dr. Smita Mahindrakar
Consultant in HIV Prevention, Sexual Wellness Health
Specialization: HIV Care (PrEP / PEP), ART, STI & STD Health
Qualifications: MBBS, DORL
Experience: Over 18 years in HIV care, sexual health and antiretroviral therapy
Frequently Asked
Questions
No method is a guarantee, but PrEP treatment comes very close when the PrEP pill is taken daily. Most infections happen when doses are missed. PrEP doesn’t protect against other STIs, so we’d still suggest condoms.
No. PrEP treatment requires medical supervision. At TAAL+ Healthcare, we guide you through HIV testing and any necessary checks, such as kidney function tests, before a suitable prescription is provided. Avoid buying PrEP from sellers who skip these safety steps.
The daily PrEP pill protects against anal sex in about a week. For vaginal sex or injecting drugs, it takes roughly three weeks. Use condoms until then. After a recent HIV exposure, contact us within 72 hours, as PEP may be an option.
Anyone who is HIV-negative and could come into contact with the virus, such as those with a partner living with HIV, inconsistent condom use, a recent STI, or shared needles. Not sure? Talk to us. HIV prevention medicine is easier to start than most people expect.
Taken daily, PrEP lowers the chance of getting HIV through sex by about 99%, according to the CDC. For people who inject drugs, it’s at least 74%. That’s strong HIV prevention, as long as you take it consistently.
Stay Ready. Stay Protected
with PrEP.
HIV prevention starts before exposure.
