Know Your Risks
if you:
Have condomless sexual contact
Have sex with multiple partners
HAVE SEX WITH SOMEONE living with uncontrolled HIV
USE DRUGS
Have sex with anonymous partner(s) or met partner(s) on an app/online
Have or have recently ha) A Sexually Transmitted Infection (STI)
… YOU’RE AT HIGH RISK OF GETTING AN STI OR HIV
THREE OF THE EASIEST WAYS TO REDUCE YOUR RISK ARE:
- REGULAR CONDOM USE
- GETTING TESTED FOR STIs ON A ROUTINE BASIS
- CHOOSING TO ABSTAIN FROM SEXUAL CONTACT
A general urine screening isn’t enough to confirm that you have a negative STI status
Even if your genitals test negative for an STI, you may still test positive somewhere else, like your throat or rectum.
When you get tested, be sure to ask your healthcare provider to test for chlamydia and gonorrhea in all the places on your body where you’re having sexual contact, including your genitals, throat, and/or rectum.
Free Condoms
LOW- OR NO-COST STI, HIV, and HEPATITIS TESTING
INFO ABOUT PREP FOR HIV PREVENTION
ARE YOU AT HIGH RISK OF GETTING HIV THROUGH SEX OR INJECTION DRUG USE?
PrEP may be a good HIV prevention option for you.
