48, Jalan Lang Kuning, 52100 Kepong Baru, Kuala Lumpur

Daily, 9:00am to 8:00pm

011-2615 1500

HIV PrEP and PEP in Kepong and KL

PrEP is a daily tablet taken by people who are HIV-negative to keep it that way. Taken consistently, it reduces the risk of getting HIV from sex by around 99%. It needs a prescription, baseline tests, and a check-up every three months.

  • ~99%risk reduction, taken consistently
  • From RM 109a month, generic
  • 3 monthsbetween reviews
  • Deliveredif you would rather not collect

PrEP is worth asking about if any of these apply

PrEP is for people who are HIV-negative and expect to stay at some risk. It is not an emergency measure, and it is not only for one group.

  • You have a partner living with HIV whose virus is not suppressed
  • You have had condomless sex, or more than one partner
  • Men who have sex with men, at ongoing risk of exposure
  • You have recently been diagnosed with another STI
  • You have taken PEP and want continuing protection

If a possible exposure has already happened in the last 72 hours, PEP is the conversation and not PrEP. Say so when you message and we will treat it as urgent.

Daily or on-demand

Two regimens, and which one fits is a decision to make with the doctor rather than from a website.

Daily
One tablet every day. This is what most people are on, it covers exposures that were not planned, and it is the simpler habit to keep.
On-demand, 2-1-1
Two tablets before, one at 24 hours, one at 48. It suits people whose exposures are infrequent and predictable, and it is not appropriate for everyone.
Generic or branded
Both are stocked. Tenofovir/emtricitabine is the same molecule either way; the difference is the price, and generics start at RM 109 a month.
Collected or delivered
You do not have to come in for every refill. Where it suits you better, the medication can be delivered.

How it works at the clinic

  1. Consultation

    Your risk, how the medication works, and its side effects. PrEP is prescription-only in Malaysia, and this is the appointment that produces the prescription.

  2. Baseline tests

    HIV status, kidney function, hepatitis B, and an STI screen. Starting PrEP while already infected risks drug resistance, which is why the HIV test is not optional.

  3. Starting the course

    The regimen is chosen with you, along with a plan for how you will actually take it. Protection drops sharply if doses are missed.

  4. Review every three months

    HIV test, kidney function and STI screening. This is ongoing care rather than a repeat prescription handed over a counter.

What PrEP does, and what it does not

The second column is the reason condoms and regular screening still matter while you are on it.

PrEP protects against

  • HIV, by around 99% when taken consistently
  • HIV from sex, whatever a partner's status turns out to be
  • The risk that comes with not knowing a partner's status at all

PrEP does nothing about

  • Gonorrhoea, chlamydia and syphilis
  • Herpes and HPV
  • Hepatitis C
  • Pregnancy
  • Exposures in a week where doses were missed

What it costs

PrEP and PEP pricing

The prices for what is on this page. The baseline tests before starting are quoted at the consultation, because which ones you need depends on your history.

  • HIV PEP

    RM 700

    Emergency prevention. A 28-day course, started within 72 hours of a possible exposure.

    Ask about PEP
  • HIV rapid test

    Free

    4th-generation, anonymous, result in about 15 minutes. Required before a PrEP prescription, and free either way.

    Get free HIV test now
  • STD screening package

    RM 125 - 899

    Depending on which infections are covered. Part of the baseline before starting, and of each three-monthly review.

    Ask about screening

Ask on WhatsApp for what a first PrEP visit comes to in total, or for the full package brochure, before you come in.

What else the clinic does about this

This stays between you and your doctor

Your consultation
Private and non-judgmental, whatever your gender, orientation or relationship status.
Your records
Encrypted in the clinic's own system, and only you can authorise access to them. Clinic staff cannot retrieve your results without your explicit consent.
Your name
You do not have to give one to be seen. Patients who would rather test anonymously can do so.
Your doctor
Every doctor here is named on this site with their training, and one of them is a Family Medicine Specialist on the National Specialist Register. Follow-up questions and repeat prescriptions go to the doctor who saw you, directly on WhatsApp rather than through a front desk.

Come in, or ask first

Walk in any time we are open (daily, 9:00am to 8:00pm), or send a message and ask whatever you need to ask before you do.

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Common questions

Do I need a prescription for PrEP in Malaysia?
Yes. PrEP is prescription-only, and a prescription follows a consultation and a baseline HIV test. Starting PrEP while already infected risks drug resistance.
Is PrEP safe?
Tenofovir/emtricitabine is approved by the WHO and the US FDA and has a long safety record when taken as directed. Most people have no side effects; some have mild nausea, headache or stomach discomfort in the first few weeks, which usually settles.
How often do I need testing while on PrEP?
Every three months: an HIV test, kidney function, and STI screening.
Can I drink alcohol on PrEP?
Alcohol does not interact with the medication. Heavy drinking matters indirectly, because missed doses reduce protection.
Can I stop taking PrEP?
Yes, if your risk changes, but discuss it first, and continue for seven days after the last possible exposure so you are covered through the washout period.
Can I take PrEP if I have kidney or liver problems?
Tell the doctor before starting. PrEP is cleared by the kidneys, so a baseline kidney function test and regular monitoring are required, and a history of kidney disease changes the assessment.
Do I still need condoms on PrEP?
Yes, if you want protection from other sexually transmitted infections. PrEP covers HIV only.

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