Negative Result: 

• If your HIV self-test result is negative, you are on a prevention pathway 

• To ensure you remain negative, HIV prevention includes: 

• • Condom use 

• • PrEP- (Pre-exposure prophylaxis) A medication that can be taken (usually daily) to prevent contracting HIV if you have an exposure 

• • PEP- (Post-exposure prophylaxis) A medication taken after an HIV exposure (up to 72 hours after exposure) to prevent the virus from reproducing in your body and infecting you 

• If you use syringes, access our syringe service program 

• If you are interested in PrEP or need PEP, please call our office or stop in to see our provider! 
  

Disclaimer: Even if your self-test results are negative, if you have had an exposure to HIV within the last 3 months, you could still have HIV. It takes around 3 months for an HIV infection to be reflected on rapid HIV tests.