Tenofovir reviews and testimonials
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JTJack ThorntonVerified review
I started Tenofovir for PrEP and mostly wanted something practical that wouldn’t interfere with everyday life. I had mild nausea at the start, particularly in the mornings, and felt slightly low on energy for a few days. After that, things settled nicely. No fireworks, no dramatic transformation, just a medication that became part of the routine. Sometimes boring really is a feature, not a bug.
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SHSophie HarringtonVerified review
I’ve been using Tenofovir for PrEP and wanted something that could fit into a normal routine without too much fuss. I had a mild headache and felt a bit tired when I first started. Neither lasted long, and after the adjustment period I stopped noticing anything unusual. For me, the biggest benefit is the peace of mind it gives alongside the other precautions I take.
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RLRebecca LawsonVerified review
I started this for PrEP after discussing the options at a sexual health clinic. The first week made me feel a little more tired than usual, but nothing that stopped me working or going out. I also had a slightly unsettled stomach for a couple of mornings. A few weeks later I honestly wouldn’t know I was taking anything if it wasn’t for the daily reminder on my phone. That reminder has become more persistent than my mum.
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LMLucy MorganVerified review
I use Tenofovir for PrEP and overall I’ve tolerated it well. There was some bloating and mild stomach discomfort when I first started, but it didn’t last. I was expecting something much more noticeable. Now the hardest part is remembering whether I actually took it or just thought about taking it, so the phone reminder stays firmly switched on.
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EWEleanor WalshVerified review
I’ve been on a Tenofovir-containing treatment for some time and the experience has been surprisingly routine. At the beginning I felt more tired in the evenings and occasionally had a headache. Those effects gradually faded rather than getting worse. My regular monitoring has remained part of the process, but day to day I rarely think about the medicine itself. That normality means quite a lot to me.
