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Important Sexual Health safety information

Prescription treatment requires licensed provider review. The information below is general and does not replace medical advice, product-specific prescribing information, or provider instructions.

This page is not emergency medical care. For a medical emergency, contact emergency services.

Provider review

All prescription treatments require review by a licensed provider before they can be dispensed. Your provider decides whether a care path may be appropriate based on your health history, current medications, and other factors. Treatment is not guaranteed.

Medication interactions

Some medications and health conditions are not compatible with Sexual Health care paths. Share a complete and accurate list of current medications, supplements, and relevant health history with your provider. Do not begin, stop, or change prescription treatment without provider direction.

Potential side effects

Any prescription care path can cause side effects. Individual experience and response vary. Your provider will discuss what to watch for and what to do if something feels unexpected.

When to seek urgent care

Seek urgent medical care for a serious reaction, severe symptoms, or a prolonged erection, according to provider instructions.

Urgent-care wording pending provider and legal approval.

Injectable care

Injectable care paths require close provider review, appropriate instruction, and follow-up. Preparation, dosing, and technique are only provided within a clinical workflow. Do not use or adjust an injectable prescription treatment without provider direction.

PrEP

PrEP significantly reduces the risk of HIV from sex when taken as prescribed. It does not eliminate HIV risk and does not protect against other sexually transmitted infections. Provider review, ongoing labs, and follow-up are required.

  • PrEP does not eliminate HIV risk and does not prevent other sexually transmitted infections.
  • Testing and ongoing provider review may be required.

This page provides general information only. It does not include dosing instructions, injection technique, exact testing intervals, a complete list of contraindications, diagnostic advice, product recommendations, or specific emergency thresholds. Always follow your provider's instructions and any product-specific prescribing information you receive.