•1 tablet once a day is a full HIV regimen
•Contains tenofovir, which is also a first-choice treatment option for hepatitis B
•One of the few single-tablet-regimens that contains an integrase inhibitor (a preferred HIV ARV subclass)
•In clinical trials, caused less abnormal dreams than Atripla
•Gilead copay card available for people with commercial health plans (not for use with Medicaid and Medicare plans)
•Must be taken with food
•Dose can't be adjusted, so it's not recommended for people with kidney or liver problems
•Can cause kidney and bone problems
•Interacts with a lot of medications
•Not a good option for people who are pregnant, or plan to become pregnant