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GENERIC TRUVADA©
We offer generic Truvada® for PrEP (pre-exposure prophylaxis) at $1/pill.*
- Free home delivery to all 50 states
- Buy more, Save more— Save 25% on a 180-day supply
- FDA-approved medication—Prescription required
About Truvada® or PrEP Medication
- PrEP (brand name Truvada) is a pill that contains two medicines (tenofovir and emtricitabine)
- PrEP stands for Pre Exposure Prophylaxis. PrEP can reduce the risk of getting HIV-1 from sex by up to 99%
- You must be HIV negative before you start and while taking Truvada medication
- One pill, taken once a day, every day
We offer generic Truvada® for $1/pill or less
At Marley Drug, generic Truvada is just $1/pill for a 30 day supply. If you buy more you save more. If you order a full year supply we take off an additional 25% (just $0.75/pill!).
Why is our price on generic Truvada® so low?
At Marley Drug our pricing model is simple. We price our medications based on what it costs us to buy them, not based on what the brand costs. At Marley Drug you get price transparency.
To get your generic Truvada®, or PrEP, at this amazing price there are no coupons or copay cards. And better yet, there is no insurance required, which means you won’t have to fight to get Truvada® covered by your insurance company.
The price you see is the price you will pay.
Are you taking any other overpriced HIV-related medications? Many of these medications now have generic alternatives. We may be able to help you find a better price than what you will pay at a retail chain. Call us today and we can give you a quote!
A far lower price for generic Truvada® than the big box chains
We price our medications based on our acquisition cost, not on what the brand costs. Pay only $1/pill* for generic Truvada® and get free delivery on orders of 30 tablets or more.
| 30 tabs | $ per pill | |
| Marley Drug | $30 | $1 |
| Costco | $1,726 | $57.53 |
| CVS | $1,833 | $61.10 |
| Walmart | $1,747 | $58.23 |
To get your generic Truvada®, or PrEP, at this amazing price there are no coupons or copay cards. And better yet, there is no insurance required, which means you won’t have to fight to get Truvada® covered by your insurance company.
You can pay as little as $0.75/pill for generic Truvada®
Plus when you order larger quantities your savings increase.
| Qty | Price | Savings |
| 30 | $30 | |
| 60 | $55 | Save $5 (8.3%) |
| 90 | $75 | Save $15 (16.7%) |
| 120 | $95 | Save $25 (20.8%) |
| 150 | $115 | Save $35 (23.3%) |
| 180 | $135 | Save $35 (25%) |
Our pricing is based on our acquisition cost at the wholesaler. This pricing may change at any time without notice.
How to Order Generic Truvada (PrEP)
We'll verify your prescription
Our pharmacy team will verify your prescription details.
Your medication will be shipped to your home
All medications are shipped by USPS First Class mail and will arrive in 2-3 business days.
Don’t have a prescription? Use the PrEP Locator to find a provider near you.
Have medication questions?
Talk with a pharmacist today.
Call us for a free pharmacy consult.
800-810-7790
Common Questions about Truvada
How long will it take to receive my Truvada order?
We have two options for your delivery service. USPS First Class Mail, which takes 2-3 business days and is free of charge. We also offer USPS Priority Delivery Express which takes 1-2 business days and will cost you $22.75.
How do I transfer my Truvada prescription to Marley Drug?
If you have an active prescription at another pharmacy, simply give us a call at 1-800-810-7790 and we’d be happy to request a transfer on your behalf.
Do you ship Truvada to all 50 states?
Marley Drug can dispense and ship medications to all 50 states as well as the District of Columbia and several U.S. territories (Guam, Puerto Rico, Virgin Islands).
Why is your price for generic Truvada so low?
We get that question a lot! We price ALL of our generic drugs based on what it costs us to acquire them. Most chain pharmacies price their generics based on what the brand version costs, even if it only costs them pennies to acquire the generic.
Do I require a prescription for Truvada?
Truvada is an FDA-approved medication. As a result, you require a prescription for this medication.
What is Truvada?
Truvada is a medication used for HIV prevention, also known as pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP). It is prescribed to those as higher risk of contracting HIV, such as those engaging in sexual activity with those with known HIV infection, inconsistent condom use, involved in the exchange of sexual activity for money or commodities, and those who use illicit drugs (by injection). It works to prevent an HIV infection if exposed in any high-risk situation.
Is there a generic version of Truvada?
Yes! There is a generic form of Truvada that goes by the name of the active ingredients, emtricitabine tenofovir.
What are the doses of Truvada?
For adults or children who weigh 35 kg (77 lbs) or more Truvada is available as in tablet form. Each tablet contains 200 mg emtricitabine and 300 mg tenofovir disoproxil fumarate. It should be taken once daily.
Is generic Truvada as effective?
Yes. Generic Truvada has the same active ingredients as the brand Truvada and has been proven by the FDA to be medically equivalent to the brand.
What is the cost of generic Truvada?
At a typical pharmacy, one month (30 tablets) of generic Truvada can cost anywhere from $121 to $1,898. At Marley Drug, you can get one month (30 tablets) of generic Truvada for $30.
What is the alternative to Truvada?
There is sort of an alternative for Truvada, in some situations. Truvada is approved for anyone at risk of developing HIV through sex or injection. The alternative, Descovy, has the same purpose of preventing HIV, but is indicated for those at risk of developing HIV from sex and only for those who were assigned male sex at birth. This medication is also branded and can be very expensive.
What is the difference between Truvada and generic Truvada?
There is no medical difference between the generic and brand name Truvada. They both have the same active ingredients, emtricitabine and tenofovir. The generic medication has to be proven by the FDA to be equivalent in safety and efficacy to the brand name for it to be approved.
Is Truvada safe?
Truvada is safe for most patients. However, as with all medications, there are risks involved in taking it. There are possibilities of side effects or worsening medical conditions while taking Truvada. However, if taken exactly as prescribed, the possible risks are much less likely.
What are the side effects of Truvada?
There are some potential long-term side effects of Truvada, such as liver and kidney damage as well as a decrease in bone mineral density and immune system issues. The more short-term side effects include diarrhea, nausea, fatigue, and headache. None of the side effects, short or long term, are common, but they are risks.
Why can't Truvada be used for HIV treatment?
It can be! Just not in isolation. Truvada is often used in combination with other anti-retroviral medications, though there are anti-HIV medications that should not be taken in combination with Truvada, such as Atripla and Complera.
Is Truvada addictive?
No, Truvada is not an addictive medication.
Can I take Truvada with other medications?
You can take Truvada with some medications, but there are some that cannot be taken in combination with Truvada. The most important medications to avoid while on Truvada are didanosine, atazanavir, and the combination lopinavir/ritonavir. This list is not extensive, so it’s important to speak with your healthcare provider about any medications you are taking before you start Truvada.