FabGuys.com forum: Doxiprep

By *ersbarebott OP Man
15 weeks ago

hampshire

Hi good news i went to the clinic yesterday and they are now giving us Doxycycline “doxiprep “

So no more having to buy your own

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By *hitesageMan
15 weeks ago

withywood

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By *hitesageMan
15 weeks ago

withywood

Yes, it can be expensive. One month Supply Descovy (emtricitabine 200mg/tenofovir alafenamide 25mg) costs £530. Regular prep is a bit too heavy for me.

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By *rMagicFingersMan
15 weeks ago

Bournemouth

"Yes, it can be expensive. One month Supply Descovy (emtricitabine 200mg/tenofovir alafenamide 25mg) costs £530. Regular prep is a bit too heavy for me. "

The OP is (or should be) referring to DoxyPEP, which is very different from PrEP. But yes, both are available from your sexual health clinics.

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By *raciousArtistMan
15 weeks ago

Leyland

And a Hepatitis vaccination as well as regular 3 monthly check ups. There is no excuse really not to look after yourselves.🙂

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By *3versMan
15 weeks ago

glasgow

Just remember it's Doxy-Pep and taken AFTER sex, not before

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By *dnmartinMan
12 weeks ago

Hounslow

And no more than 3 does in 7 days MAX.

But yes, now on the NHS

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By *uvetdaysMan
12 weeks ago

Cumbria

It's great but please don't forget you have to be responsible too! Don't get drawn in to a false sense of security and put loved ones at risk. Just saying..

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By *erscumdumpMan
11 weeks ago

Watford & Worth Matravers

Annoyingly, my local NHS sexual health service still doesn’t do doxy. Its not a problem as its dirt cheap and easy to buy in bigger quantity than the NHS supplies anyway, but i'll be having stong words with them on my next prep refil chdck-in.

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By *obert xMan
11 weeks ago

"It's great but please don't forget you have to be responsible too! Don't get drawn in to a false sense of security and put loved ones at risk. Just saying.. "

Safe to say that horse has well and truly bolted reading some of the profiles on here

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By *erscumdumpMan
11 weeks ago

Watford & Worth Matravers

"It's great but please don't forget you have to be responsible too! Don't get drawn in to a false sense of security and put loved ones at risk. Just saying..

Safe to say that horse has well and truly bolted reading some of the profiles on here"

Thats often the way but its good to see stuff like this chatted about and awareness raised.

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By *ranform71Man
11 weeks ago

Hinckley

We’re on both. Prep and pep. Judging by last night, I’m glad we are. Phew, it was hot.

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By *ountrygentsCouple (MM)
11 weeks ago

Llandudno

Doxy Pep has been available by the NHS f.o.c. for a while.

Best not taken just before bed, it can play havoc with heart burn and nausea, it’s a known side effect.

PREP and Doxy aren’t a silver bullet like some ignorant people think it is.

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By *erscumdumpMan
11 weeks ago

Watford & Worth Matravers

Doxy isnt available in all NHS trust areas. Bloody well should be though!

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By *tar33Man
11 weeks ago

North London (outer)

"Doxy isnt available in all NHS trust areas. Bloody well should be though!"

I was given some at Dean St clinic in Soho.

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By *erscumdumpMan
11 weeks ago

Watford & Worth Matravers

"Doxy isnt available in all NHS trust areas. Bloody well should be though!

I was given some at Dean St clinic in Soho."

I buy mine in bulk for pennies a tablet. Even if my NHS trust did give it out I'm not sure they'd give me enough, so I'll probably continue to have buy it 😆

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By *obert xMan
11 weeks ago

"Doxy isnt available in all NHS trust areas. Bloody well should be though!"

How very entitled. You'd think there was no alternative to the NHS funding someone's lifestyle choices

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By *oodpeckerMan
11 weeks ago

Falkirk

"It's great but please don't forget you have to be responsible too! Don't get drawn in to a false sense of security and put loved ones at risk. Just saying..

Safe to say that horse has well and truly bolted reading some of the profiles on here

Thats often the way but it’s good to see stuff like this chatted about and awareness raised."

'Only' 4 (25%!) posts, so far, spreading misinformation 🤔

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By *dnmartinMan
11 weeks ago

Hounslow

"Doxy isnt available in all NHS trust areas. Bloody well should be though!

How very entitled. You'd think there was no alternative to the NHS funding someone's lifestyle choices "

Er...

So if you are a smoker. Alcoholic, over weight, you should not be entitled to Health care as that was your life style choice.

You are in a car crash, you chose not to control your car, you got run down crossing the road, you chose not to look properly

You got cancer, obviously you did not follow the correct lifestyle choices.

Extreme, stupid examples, yes of course, but if you say Health care should be based on your lifestyle choices, where do you stop?

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By *olfstarMan
11 weeks ago

Edinburgh

"It's great but please don't forget you have to be responsible too! Don't get drawn in to a false sense of security and put loved ones at risk. Just saying..

Safe to say that horse has well and truly bolted reading some of the profiles on here

Thats often the way but it’s good to see stuff like this chatted about and awareness raised.

'Only' 4 (25%!) posts, so far, spreading misinformation 🤔"

Quite staggering, really!

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By *tar33Man
11 weeks ago

North London (outer)

"Doxy isnt available in all NHS trust areas. Bloody well should be though!

How very entitled. You'd think there was no alternative to the NHS funding someone's lifestyle choices "

It makes sense for the NHS to promote and supply DoxyPep though, prevention is better (and cheaper) than cure.

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By *erscumdumpMan
11 weeks ago

Watford & Worth Matravers

"Doxy isnt available in all NHS trust areas. Bloody well should be though!

How very entitled. You'd think there was no alternative to the NHS funding someone's lifestyle choices "

Yes, I am entitled arent I? It's nearly like I've not paid to use the NHS and am doing nothing to save them money. Idiot.

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By *oodpeckerMan
11 weeks ago

Falkirk

"It's great but please don't forget you have to be responsible too! Don't get drawn in to a false sense of security and put loved ones at risk. Just saying..

Safe to say that horse has well and truly bolted reading some of the profiles on here

Thats often the way but it’s good to see stuff like this chatted about and awareness raised.

'Only' 4 (25%!) posts, so far, spreading misinformation 🤔

Quite staggering, really!"

Quite!

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By *obert xMan
11 weeks ago

"Doxy isnt available in all NHS trust areas. Bloody well should be though!

How very entitled. You'd think there was no alternative to the NHS funding someone's lifestyle choices

Yes, I am entitled arent I? It's nearly like I've not paid to use the NHS and am doing nothing to save them money. Idiot."

Let's all get bladdered every weekend and end up in A&E, take up smoking 20 a day and take loads from every willing candidate and forget about personal responsibility.

Good old NHS will look after us won't it because we've all paid in.

Madness

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By *ub4daddyukMan
11 weeks ago

Warminster

'Only' 4 (25%!) posts, so far, spreading misinformation 🤔"

Not being arsey lol..genuine thought

Point them out to put people on the right track?

I'm always happy to learn more

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By *elissa SatinTV/TS
11 weeks ago

Leatherhead

There's also a gonorrhea vax now - only 45% effective though.

Available from the NHS though some here might froth at that.

Lifestyle choice? Hmm, thinking much?

A healthy population saves money across the board - vaccination and prevention is benefical for all.

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By *amie1402Man
11 weeks ago

Liverpool

"Doxy isnt available in all NHS trust areas. Bloody well should be though!

How very entitled. You'd think there was no alternative to the NHS funding someone's lifestyle choices

Yes, I am entitled arent I? It's nearly like I've not paid to use the NHS and am doing nothing to save them money. Idiot.

Let's all get bladdered every weekend and end up in A&E, take up smoking 20 a day and take loads from every willing candidate and forget about personal responsibility.

Good old NHS will look after us won't it because we've all paid in.

Madness "

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By *erscumdumpMan
11 weeks ago

Watford & Worth Matravers

Get your doxy on the NHS, which you have paid for, or buy it privately. Either way, taking responsibility for your own sexual health is the grown up thing to do.

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By *redyyorkshireMan
11 weeks ago

Bridlington

Event what's your thoughts 🤔

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By *limSaunaBareMan
11 weeks ago

Peterborough

Doxycycline is the only drug I’ve ever taken where I’ve experienced side effects. In my case, nausea. It won’t stop me taking it though.

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By *dnmartinMan
11 weeks ago

Hounslow

"Doxy isnt available in all NHS trust areas. Bloody well should be though!

How very entitled. You'd think there was no alternative to the NHS funding someone's lifestyle choices

Yes, I am entitled arent I? It's nearly like I've not paid to use the NHS and am doing nothing to save them money. Idiot.

Let's all get bladdered every weekend and end up in A&E, take up smoking 20 a day and take loads from every willing candidate and forget about personal responsibility.

Good old NHS will look after us won't it because we've all paid in.

Madness

I take Prep and Docy when need not because I am entitled , but because I AM PERSONALLY RESPONSIBLE for my sexual health. I know the risks and take measures to mitigate them and get tested regularly.

Is it 100%, no of course not, but the only way to guarantee no STDs is not to have sex.

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By *iglasbttmMan
5 weeks ago

Glasgow Southside

"Doxy isnt available in all NHS trust areas. Bloody well should be though!

How very entitled. You'd think there was no alternative to the NHS funding someone's lifestyle choices

Yes, I am entitled arent I? It's nearly like I've not paid to use the NHS and am doing nothing to save them money. Idiot.

Let's all get bladdered every weekend and end up in A&E, take up smoking 20 a day and take loads from every willing candidate and forget about personal responsibility.

Good old NHS will look after us won't it because we've all paid in.

Madness

I take Prep and Docy when need not because I am entitled , but because I AM PERSONALLY RESPONSIBLE for my sexual health. I know the risks and take measures to mitigate them and get tested regularly.

Is it 100%, no of course not, but the only way to guarantee no STDs is not to have sex.

I'm asking because I'd like clarity, if you use a condom does that negate the necessity for all of these potions? Condoms are free at my local GP Surgery

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By *erscumdumpMan
5 weeks ago

Watford & Worth Matravers

"Doxy isnt available in all NHS trust areas. Bloody well should be though!

How very entitled. You'd think there was no alternative to the NHS funding someone's lifestyle choices

Yes, I am entitled arent I? It's nearly like I've not paid to use the NHS and am doing nothing to save them money. Idiot.

Let's all get bladdered every weekend and end up in A&E, take up smoking 20 a day and take loads from every willing candidate and forget about personal responsibility.

Good old NHS will look after us won't it because we've all paid in.

Madness

I take Prep and Docy when need not because I am entitled , but because I AM PERSONALLY RESPONSIBLE for my sexual health. I know the risks and take measures to mitigate them and get tested regularly.

Is it 100%, no of course not, but the only way to guarantee no STDs is not to have sex.

I'm asking because I'd like clarity, if you use a condom does that negate the necessity for all of these potions? Condoms are free at my local GP Surgery "

They're not potions, they are medications. Using condoms significantly reduces the risk of you picking up HIV however Prep is even more effective, heading toward total protection from HIv when used correctly. Doxy reduces your risk from some other STIs but not as effectively as condoms. Nothing is without risk.

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By *ub slut SueTV/TS
5 weeks ago

penrith

On Prep. Have been told I’ll be eligible for Doxy pep as soon as it’s rolled out by the local trust in Cumbria.

Tested every 3 months, have taken up all offers of vaccines Hepatitis, Mpox, Gonorreha.

Constantly surprised by the approach of some to sexual health. Some guys are regularly tested, take precautions, others seem oblivious. Asked a guy recently when he was last tested, his reply… I only realy sleep with women…

Nothing in life is risk free, understand the risks you take and accept the consequences. Don’t make decisions on risk on behalf of others. We are so lucky to have the NHS (with all its flaws) and Nice takes a cost effective approach to medication. Prevention is nearly always more cost effective than cure.

Be responsible and have fun!

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By *ocbigMan
5 weeks ago

Birmingham

"Doxy isnt available in all NHS trust areas. Bloody well should be though!

How very entitled. You'd think there was no alternative to the NHS funding someone's lifestyle choices

Yes, I am entitled arent I? It's nearly like I've not paid to use the NHS and am doing nothing to save them money. Idiot.

Let's all get bladdered every weekend and end up in A&E, take up smoking 20 a day and take loads from every willing candidate and forget about personal responsibility.

Good old NHS will look after us won't it because we've all paid in.

Madness

I take Prep and Docy when need not because I am entitled , but because I AM PERSONALLY RESPONSIBLE for my sexual health. I know the risks and take measures to mitigate them and get tested regularly.

Is it 100%, no of course not, but the only way to guarantee no STDs is not to have sex.

Quite an easy option on here…

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By *ajkumarkapoorMan
5 weeks ago

London

Well done.

Instruction:

200 mg dose of doxycycline as soon as possible after condomless sex.

Most effective when taken within 24 hours.

But can be taken up to 72 hours afterward.

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