RDS analysis allows for estimation of unbiased prevalence estimates from a nonprobability sample by limiting the number of people accrued by any one individual through the use of a coupon system—whereby a participant is given a set number of recruitment coupons to present to prospective participants in their network—and adjusting for the convenience sampling of early waves. Theoretically, with each additional wave, the recruitment becomes more diverse and representative, and thus a closer approximation of a random sample. As KP in Swaziland are considered hard-to-reach populations and present limited opportunities for venue-based time-location sampling, RDS offers an ideal means for recruiting an adequate sample.