Doctor consultation is optional 
15 mins
THB 990 
Service Description
Tenof-EM (TDF 300 mg / Emtricitabine 200 mg) is a generic PrEP (Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis) medication sourced from India and used to help reduce the risk of HIV infection in individuals at higher risk. When taken as prescribed, PrEP is a reliable preventive option as part of ongoing sexual health care.
This product is available for clinic pick-up only to support appropriate medical oversight and safe use. If you have had blood test results within the last 3 months, you may send them to us for review. Once approved, you may be eligible to purchase PrEP directly. If you do not have recent results, screening can be completed at our clinic.
Recommended screening includes HIV, Syphilis, and Hepatitis B, with an optional kidney function test to help assess whether PrEP is suitable for you.
*Price excludes doctor fees.
Easy Steps for PrEP Refill
01
Prepare Your Refill
Choose any one of the follow: • Show us your recent lab results from the past 3 months • Get tested anywhere and send us your results • Show us your prescription issued within the last 3 months • Or get tested at SESH Clinic
02
Complete Your Order
Confirm your refill and complete payment securely online or at the clinic.
03
Receive Your PrEP
Pick up at the clinic after medical approval, or have it delivered to your door.
04
Stay Protected
Live your life, stay on track with your routine, and repeat your refill when needed.
FAQ For PrEP
What is PrEP?
PrEP stands for pre-exposure prophylaxis. It is medication taken to help reduce the risk of getting HIV before possible exposure.
Who may benefit from PrEP?
PrEP may be suitable for people who want extra protection against HIV, including those with new or multiple partners, inconsistent condom use, or a partner living with HIV who is not confirmed undetectable. Our doctor can help assess whether PrEP is right for you.
How effective is PrEP?
When taken correctly, PrEP is highly effective at reducing the risk of HIV transmission. Its effectiveness depends on taking it as advised.
How do I start PrEP?
Starting PrEP usually begins with a consultation and screening tests to confirm that it is safe and appropriate for you. Once reviewed by our doctor, we can advise on the most suitable plan.
What does the PrEP programme include?
This depends on the package selected, but it typically includes consultation, HIV testing, kidney function assessment, and follow-up monitoring as needed.
What is the difference between daily PrEP and on-demand PrEP?
Daily PrEP is taken every day for ongoing protection. On-demand PrEP is taken around the time of sexual activity in a specific schedule. Not everyone is suitable for on-demand PrEP, so our doctor can help advise which approach is appropriate for you.
How often are follow-up consultations required?
Follow-up is usually needed regularly to monitor your health, renew medication safely, and repeat the necessary tests. Our team will advise the appropriate follow-up schedule for you.
Are there any side effects?
Some people may experience mild side effects when starting PrEP, such as nausea, stomach discomfort, or headache. These are often temporary, but our team will guide you if any symptoms occur.
What happens if I miss a dose?
What to do depends on whether you are taking daily or on-demand PrEP. If you miss a dose, contact our team for guidance so we can advise you based on your regimen and timing.
Does PrEP protect against other conditions?
No. PrEP helps reduce the risk of HIV, but it does not protect against other STIs or prevent pregnancy. Regular screening and other protective measures may still be recommended.
Will my information remain confidential?
Yes. Your personal information, consultations, and test results are handled with strict confidentiality.
Can I travel with PrEP?
Yes, in most cases. We recommend bringing enough medication for your trip and keeping it in its original packaging. If you are planning extended travel, our team can help advise you in advance.