Table 2.
Country | Population | Median days/week have sex | Percentage of costs attributable to PrEP drugs | Cost reductions with EDD | Cost reductions with TDD | Cost reductions with IPERGAY regimen |
United States | MSM (lower activity) | 1 | 92–96% | 66–69% | 53–69% | 39–55% |
United States | MSM (higher activity) | 1.5 | 92–96% | 39–69% | 39–69% | 0–55% |
France | MSM | 1 [using distribution] | 96% | 69% [69–73%] | 55–69% [52–64%] | 41–55% [50–64%] |
Kenya | MSM | 1 | 21% | 15% | 12–15% | 9–12% |
South Africa | Heterosexual (lower activity) | 1 | 47–53% | 34–38% | 27–38% | 20–30% |
South Africa | Heterosexual (higher activity) | 2 | 47–53% | 20–30% | 20–38% | 0–23% |
EDD, event-driven PrEP, TDD, time-driven PrEP (regimens from HPTN 067/ADAPT). Figures in italics were estimated using the full distribution of sex-days per week across the population, rather than the median.