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 The PrEPStart program provides three months of PrEP free for people who do not have a drug plan.
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Ontario PrEP Clinics

Protect yourself from HIV every day.

Locate an Ontario PrEP Clinic

If you don’t have a doctor and you’d like to start PrEP, getting an appointment is the first step. Use our clinic finder to find an experienced provider near you.

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Am I at Risk?

Understanding your personal risk of HIV infection is an important first step in determining if PrEP is right for you. Use our online risk assessment tool.

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