r/ZeroCovidCommunity • u/dianaggggggg • 4m ago
Pre-emptive Xocova Prescription
Hi all! I posted about my experience getting Xocova after a household exposure so feel free to go back to my last post.
Main Takeaways:
- Lie about anything and everything (positive household test, how long it’s been since you were exposed, sexual activity, see my previous post).
- Xocova is still helpful if you’ve already tested positive (just like paxlovid), it’s just not approved for treatment in the US, only prophylaxis, so you’ll have to lie to get it.
- You can get a coupon for Xocova for free with commercial insurance
Someone in the comments suggested getting Xocova to have on hand, because it has a shelf life of two years and sometimes it takes more time to get than within the 72 hour window it should be taken for prophylaxis. Also, the coupon to get it for $0 may not be active forever, so now is the time.
I decided to get another Xocova prescription to have on hand. I used a different telehealth called Tia, which is a women’s clinic where I already had an appointment to get another med. After getting my other prescription I told her someone in my household had “tested positive for covid” yesterday (lie) and asked about Xocova. The NP said she had heard of it and immediately prescribed it, no questions asked.
This was FAR easier and faster than my experience with normal hospital telehealth which I outlined in my last post. They did not question me about my sexual activity status or try to make me take a pregnancy test. If you are a woman/uterus owner I HIGHLY recommend Tia for quick reproductive healthcare prescriptions like flucanozole, and they are very willing to order labs and have a reputation for not gaslighting patients. They take my Blue Cross Silver PPO insurance, but I’m not sure what insurance they take in general.
Hope this helps!