The Well Project is a Not For Profit Corporation developed by and for women living with HIV, their health care providers and caregivers. Our website provides valuable resources and information in English and Spanish on the basics of HIV/AIDS, its treatment, women-specific issues and much more.
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HIV Fact Sheets (At a Glance)

Having a hard time sifting through all the information on a drug's package insert? Click below to view fact sheets that provide a comprehensive overview for each approved HIV drug (divided by class) including pill image, side effects, drug interactions, food restrictions, number of pills/doses each day and much more. Just looking for a quick overview of each drug? Check out our  HIV Drug Chart which lists key information for each approved HIV drug, including patient assistance information.

Nucleoside Reverse Transcriptase Inhibitors
Emtriva (July 2008)
Epivir
Retrovir
Videx EC
Viread (Jan. 2010)
Zerit
Ziagen (Oct. 2008)

Non-Nucleoside Reverse Transcriptase Inhibitors
Intelence (Oct. 2009)
Rescriptor
Sustiva (Dec. 2009)
Viramune (Nov. 2009)

Entry or Fusion Inhibitors
Fuzeon (May 2008)
Selzentry (Jan. 2010)
Combination Pills
Atripla (Nov. 2009)
Combivir
Epzicom
Trizivir
Truvada (Dec. 2009)

Protease Inhibitors
Aptivus (June 2009)
Crixivan (July 2008)
Invirase
Kaletra (May 2009)
Lexiva (Jan. 2010)
Norvir (Jan. 2010)
Prezista (Oct. 2009)
Reyataz (Nov. 2009)
Viracept

Integrase Inhibitors
Isentress (Oct. 2009)
Information provided on this website is for educational purposes only. It is designed to support, not replace, personal medical care and should never be used as a substitute for personal medical attention, diagnosis, or hands-on treatment. We recommend all medical decisions be made in consultation with your personal health care provider.
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