Prep on Demand

Why do we repeat HIV testing after starting PrEP? This video explains how HIV tests have a “window period” and may not detect infection right away. Retesting around four weeks ensures accurate results and helps confirm PrEP is started safely—it’s a routine safety check, not a sign of concern.
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Why isn’t PrEP as normal as birth control? It should be.
Birth control is widely accepted because it helps people plan their future. PrEP works the same way—it’s proactive, empowering prevention.
Taking PrEP isn’t about fear or judgment. It’s about protecting yourself while living life on your terms, especially when plans or partners change.
You deserve that control and peace of mind. Be prepared.
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We need to talk about stopping BEFORE we start…
Injectable PrEP doesn’t leave your body right away—it slowly fades over months (even up to a year). During that time, low drug levels may not fully protect against HIV and can increase the risk of resistance if exposure occurs.
This doesn’t mean it’s unsafe—it means how you stop matters.
A safe plan (often including temporary oral PrEP) helps keep you protected.
The goal isn’t fear. It’s prevention. ✅
Have questions Text 337-988-9737 and TALK with Dr. Landry.
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Looking for an alternative to daily HIV prevention pills?

In this video, we explain Apretude — a long-acting injectable PrEP option given every 8 weeks. Learn how the schedule works, why timing matters, and who may be a good candidate.

Watch to see if Apretude could fit your lifestyle — and text us at 337-988-9737 to talk through your options.

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