Krisik

The only thing that provides complete coverage is abstinence. Prep reduces the risk of contracting the HIV virus by 92-98%. That is more efficient than condoms, which according to the CDC lowers the risk on average by 80%. Theoretically, you are in other words better off barebacking with Prep than using condoms. If you don’t like the odds, but still want to have sex, you should continue to use condoms AND go on Prep. Having said that, the chances of contracting the virus are not as big as many believe. If you have sex with an infected person who is not treated with antiviral drugs the risk ranges, according to the CDC, from 0,1% (if you are a circumcised top) to 1,4% (if you bottom for an uncircumcised top). Reduce those odds by 90+%, and having sex with a MB is probably less dangerous than stepping into a tuk-tuk in the busy streets of Bangkok.