Tristen Schukraft: Hey Mistr are you on PrEP?

Tristen Schukraft is the CEO/Founder of Mistr (https://www.heymistr.com) an online source for PrEP, the HIV prevention medication. In our chat with Tristen, an openly gay entrepreneur we discuss briefly his first business in the travel industry He openly shares how he borrowed $10k from his parents and sold over 450 Razor scooters to gather enough capital to start that business. Tristen demonstrated the scrappy grit of bootstrapping entrepreneurial spirit. That business is still in operation 20 years later and a is significant player in the travel technology arena. Tristen is still a majority shareholder yet not involved in the daily operations. That has given him the ability to focus on building Mistr. Are you sexually active? Are you meeting guys on Grindr, Scruff, Hornet, or other hookup apps? In profiles it appears that most say they are on PrEP, but the prescription numbers prove otherwise. He might be HAF, but don't put your health at risk. Control your own health and get on PrEP.

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PrEP (pre-exposure prophylaxis) is a once-daily pill regimen that is 99% effective at preventing HIV. MISTR allows users to consult securely online with a licensed physician, complete the required lab work in the privacy of their home, and have their PrEP medication delivered free of charge each month, all without needing to visit a doctor's office.

Mistr is a telemedicine service currently solely focused on making access to HIV preventative medication convenient and affordable including currently in 12 states completely free. He and his team are working on making it free in all 50 states. Where not yet free, the cost is only $99 every 3 months. That includes the doctor consultations, blood lab work, and the medication. Often, even those with health insurance can find that under their employer's health plan they could be paying hundreds of dollars for the same tests, consultation, and medication.