> The problem I think really comes down to there being a generic Truvada. Truvada has been generic for about six years now. > I recently switched insurance co

> The problem I think really comes down to there being a generic Truvada. Truvada has been generic for about six years now. > I recently switched insurance companies and my new one covers Truvada completely, not even a copay. It’s honestly kinda wild I pay more for my Adderall than I do prep. That's because under the ACA, insurance companies are legally required to cover PrEP at no out-of-pocket cost, without any cost-sharing, copays, or deductibles applied. This also applies to associated labwork and outpatient office visits. Unfortunately, many insurance companies ignore this requirement, and it's very difficult as an individual to get them to comply.