Hepatitis C testing campaign

Hepatitis C? It's worth getting tested.

Hepatitis C is primarily transmitted through blood – for example, through sharing injection equipment, but also through the smallest, invisible traces of blood.

There is no risk in everyday life: kissing, hugging or eating together does not transmit the virus.

You can protect yourself by avoiding contact with blood and not sharing any items (injection sets, razors, snorting tubes, etc.) that could come into contact with blood. There is currently no vaccine available.

The good news: Hepatitis C is now curable in most cases – modern therapies are very reliable and work within 8 to 12 weeks.

Many people don't notice an infection for a long time. That's why testing is so important.

Come by – our test offer in cooperation with m25 is anonymous, uncomplicated and free of charge.