A calmer way to plan
A practical European dosing planner for PrEP and doxyPEP. Build a schedule, spot the important guardrails, and take your next step with a clinician.
This is an educational planning tool — not a prescription. Local guidance and your clinician always come first.
Choose how you expect to take oral TDF/FTC PrEP. The planner shows the usual pattern — your prescriber confirms if it is right for you.
How are you planning to use PrEP? Daily PrEPOne tablet every day Event-driven 2-1-1For some people, around planned sexPlan a post-exposure dose only if doxyPEP has been prescribed and recommended for you. It is not a daily medicine.
Use the latest time if there was more than one encounter.
A clinician has prescribed doxyPEP for me I have not taken doxyPEP in the last 24 hours Build doxyPEP plan→The guardrails
It does not prevent other STIs. Use condoms or barriers when useful, and keep regular HIV/STI testing in your care plan.
It can lower syphilis and chlamydia risk, but protection against gonorrhoea is variable and resistance matters. Follow local guidance.
Ask about kidney health, hepatitis B, drug interactions, side effects, and testing intervals before changing a regimen.
Before you start
European recommendations differ by country and population. A clinician can confirm eligibility, prescribe safely, and make a testing plan with you.
