Plan A is the use of birth control to prevent pregnancy. Plan B, also called the morning-after pill, is taken within 72 hours after sex. Plan C refers to a medication abortion, or abortion pills. Read more

Abortion pills can end a pregnancy that is no longer than 10 weeks along. A medical abortion can be accomplished by the use of one or two kinds of abortion pills.

To order abortion pills online, you need to consult with a licensed and REMS-certified doctor via telehealth. Ensure that you qualify and that your pregnancy is under 10 weeks, as per FDA approval. In states where it is allowed, the medication can be picked up at a local pharmacy or delivered to your home.

Yes, you can buy abortion pills at CVS, but you need a REMS (Risk Evaluation and Mitigation Strategy) certified medical provider to write a prescription and send it to the pharmacy. Those looking to do at-home medical abortions should fill out a qualification quiz on the SamedayAbortionPills website and schedule a telehealth appointment for further assistance. Let your provider know which pharmacy is close to you for pickup. Read more

Yes, you can buy abortion pills at Walgreens, but you need a prescription from a REMS (Risk Evaluation and Mitigation Strategy) certified medical provider. You can connect with such a provider on the SamedayAbortionPills website by completing a qualification quiz online and scheduling a telehealth appointment. The use of the pills must be supervised by the doctor, who will explain the procedure and ensure your safety. Walgreens offers both pickup and shipping options. Read more

No, medical abortion does not appear to have any negative effect on future pregnancies. In clinical studies, pregnancy outcomes were the same.

In general, medical abortion is safe. When both abortion pills are taken, they are very effective. The medical abortion has a success rate between 96% and 99%*.

*It is important to note that the percentages can vary according to different studies and individual circumstances. It is advisable to consult with a doctor to obtain more accurate and personalized information.

Usually, telehealth abortion protocols do not require an ultrasound or blood test. Instead, they rely on self-reported menstrual history and physical symptoms to estimate the stage of pregnancy. However, your doctor may request an ultrasound if you report any alarming symptoms that could make medication abortion risky.

As of right now, samedayabortionpills.com services are available in California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, District of Columbia, Hawaii, Illinois, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, Ohio, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Vermont, Virginia, Washington.

Although we do not accept insurance, you can pay for the second portion of the payment, which covers the cost of the pills, at CVS or Walgreens using many insurance plans that cover it. However, a $250 cash payment is required for the telehealth appointment.

Yes, you can obtain abortion pills without health insurance. Our providers offer a special low price for uninsured individuals, ranging from $250 to $350, depending on the state.