Hi, we’re so glad you’re here. This is a Plan C backup site. It provides up-to-date information on how people all across the U.S. are accessing abortion pills online.
Here’s what you need to know:
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- Abortion pills are still available by mail, in all states.
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- Abortion pills are safe and effective, FDA-approved medications used by millions around the world to safely end pregnancies, both within and outside of medical systems.
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- In the US, abortion pills are available online from multiple sources and with options for free confidential support. Even in states that ban abortion care, there are several ways people are getting pills by mail. Cost is often sliding scale from $150 down to $0.
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- The vast majority of states don’t have laws that criminalize the person seeking an abortion. But, some states have tried to use other laws against people, and buying and using abortion pills from alternative suppliers may come with legal risks. The ReproLegalHelpline can answer questions for free.
- No matter where you live or what your situation, you still have options. Visit youalwayshaveoptions.com for resources.
Abortion pill providers.
Our research shows four different online sources of pills in US, serving all states.
Provider Types
Telehealth Providers.
These services serve people who want abortion pills by mail and support from a clinician. Some of the current telehealth providers serving states with abortion restrictions or bans include:
Community Networks.
These services are helping people who can’t afford other online services. Research shows they send free pills mailed by volunteers.
Websites that sell pills.
These sites are used by people who want to order abortion pills by mail and aren’t looking to consult with a clinician. A few of the current sites that sell pills include:
Getting pills in advance
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- Many providers will send you abortion pills before you need them, to have on hand just in case. Pills are available in all 50 states and US territories.
- You don’t need to be pregnant to get abortion pills.
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- Pills usually cost between $70 and $150. Some providers offer discounts, but they ask that people pay what they can, to help cover the cost of medication and shipping.
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- Abortion pills last for about two years when stored in a cool dry place.
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- Depending on your location and situation, there may be legal risk. Read our FAQ or contact the ReproLegalHelpline with questions.
These telehealth services deliver pills to have on hand, in case of future need:
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- Abuzz Health, $90-$150 (all states except TX, GA, AL, MS)
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- Aid Access, $150 (all states)
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- A Safe Choice, $150 (all states)
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- The MAP, $250 (all states)
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- We Take Care of Us, $150+ (all states)
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- Women on Web, $120 (all states)
If you decide to use pills later, the services will still help with instructions and follow up support when ready.
Frequently Asked Questions about abortion pills:
View the public health protocol for using abortion pills here.
See Ineedana’s breakdown of abortion options and state laws here.
More FAQs are explained by the M+A Hotline at mahotline.org/faq.
Other resources
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- For clinics, travel and pills by mail, visit ineedana.com.
- For medical support: mahotline.org.
- For peer support: ReproCare.com.
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- For legal support: reprolegalhelpline.org.
- For an abortion access chatbot: chatwithcharley.org.
- For support in spanish: hola.ayacontigo.org.
- For a simple shareable url with go-to abortion resources in one place: youalwayshaveoptions.com.
Don’t need pills but want to help?
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- Share information. Share the URL youalwayshaveoptions.com with your networks.
- Order stickers and wearables at: shoutyourabortion.com
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Disclaimer: This is not legal or medical advice and does not substitute for the representation of an attorney or the advice of a doctor. No attorney client relationship has been formed by reviewing this material.