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“Friends with (Safer) Benefits”

Today the testBKK team has launched a new campaign.

Under the name “Friends with (Safer) Benefits” or simply called in Thai, “Safer (More) Friends”

This campaign has a different tone from the previous one, from a bright and happy tone to a softer, sharper tone that looks more realistic, like testBKK that has also grown up. There are new models joining to create a new feel for testBKK.

We also selected models to be diverse, including Queer, Gay, and Ally. The main message of this campaign is to know how to protect yourself, whether it be PrEP, condoms, or lubricant, which are all things that should be done. It is about getting regular blood tests to know your status and check your body, it is about reducing the stigma of those living with HIV and increasing everyone’s understanding of U=U, and it is about being open about sexual health, including consent.

Our team wants to be a part of bringing Thai society into a society where people can talk about sex openly and correctly, so that sexual health is not something embarrassing, but something that can be talked about. And understand And after this photoset, we have an interview with two famous models, Fame and Mos, asking about sexual health by @spritekaithikhaokhao khwaeng. Wait and see how much fun it will be.

Anyway, please follow the testBKK people, follow this work, share, like and follow the page. And don't forget to protect yourself with condoms and PrEP before having sex every time. If you are interested in receiving a PrEP blood test, you can click to book at this link.

If you are not in the testBKK area, you can get a free blood test and receive PrEP at government hospitals nationwide.

If you want to receive a free blood test or receive PrEP for free,

You can book at testBKK.

We test regularly  

We check our blood regularly

You should check your blood to know your status after risk or fun every 3 months

So that you and your partner can have fun without worry

You can find a clinic that is convenient for you from here

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We both consistently use condoms and lubricant

We both use condoms and lubricants regularly.

In addition to protecting against HIV, condoms can also protect against other sexually transmitted diseases. Using lubricants can reduce the risk of wounds and make sex smoother and more enjoyable.

For more information, visit testBKK.org or the Department of Disease Control at https://ddc.moph.go.th/disease_detail.php?d=43

PrEP(are) before we f*#k

Take PrEP before having sex, it's safe for both of you.

Take PrEP regularly every day. When having sex, both of you will be safe from HIV. Taking PrEP is like taking care of yourself regularly. Because if you get a blood test before taking PrEP, you will also get advice about other sexually transmitted diseases, such as testing, prevention, and treatment.

Hey, we're on PrEP, what about you?

We take PrEP, so we can protect ourselves from HIV, allowing us and the people we're having fun with to have fun without worry.

However, the form of sex must be consensual.

Suck F*#k Test Repeat 

Sucking, checking, repeating

The old slogan of TestBKK that still applies every time. If you are interested in receiving PrEP or regular blood tests

For more confidence in having sex

If you want to receive a free blood test or receive free PrEP

You can book at testBKK

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I am negative, U are positive

Even if I am positive but you are negative, we can be together without any problems because my status is U=U, which definitely cannot transmit HIV to you.

HIV Status is not our boundary

Positive or negative blood is never an obstacle for us.

If you know your status, you can protect yourself and your partner without worry.

U = U

If our partner takes antiretroviral therapy (ART) regularly, the HIV will be suppressed to such a low level that it cannot be detected.

This is what is currently called the “U=U” state. Now both partners can have sex without worry.

Status is U=U, you and your partner can have fun without worry

People who have the status U=U cannot pass on HIV to others, allowing you and your partner to have peace of mind and have fun without worry. (If you want to know if you have the status U=U, you must see a doctor and follow the doctor's advice before getting tested and receiving confirmation from the doctor that you have the status U=U.)

According to UNAIDS, people who have the status U=U cannot pass on the virus to partners with different blood test results, allowing you and your partner to have peace of mind and have fun without worry.

If you want to receive a free blood test or receive free PrEP,

You can book at testBKK.

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How does U=U work?

How do you live your life?

ARVs are antiretroviral drugs for people living with HIV. If you take the drugs regularly, you can have a U=U status. This means you can live a normal life in every lifestyle. People who have a U=U status

cannot pass the virus to others.

Doing it all night and we’re still safe

Stay safe all night long, no fear of HIV

Confident, safe if you take medicine regularly or use condoms and lubricants

Sex positivity 

Sex is normal, it's part of your lifestyle, whether it's your partner or someone you're having fun with, no matter how many people you have. Everyone should know about sex safety and understand consent from all parties.

If you want to get a free blood test or get a free PrEP,

You can book at testBKK.

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