05/15/2026
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Even as courts and anti-abortion politicians try to restrict access to mifepristone, medication abortion remains widely available across the U.S.
More than one in four abortions in the United States already happen through telehealth and mail delivery.
The World Health Organization recognizes both abortion pill regimens as safe and effective.
International providers continue mailing abortion pills directly to patients in the United States.
Women on Web offers abortion medication up to 14 weeks of pregnancy, often for $120 or less.
Executive director Venny Ala-Siurua stated: “No matter what the U.S. does as far as restricting mifepristone, Women on Web will continue to provide mifepristone and misoprostol to people in the U.S.”
Abortion Pills in Private provides doctor-supervised telehealth care with discreet delivery and says it is ready to scale up services if restrictions intensify.
Feminist organizations like Women Help Women also signaled readiness to expand support if abortion bans deepen further.
Community abortion networks are distributing free abortion pills in states with abortion bans and severe restrictions.
Networks connected to Red State Access reportedly help around 3,500 people each month across 38 states and territories. Organizations like Plan C vet online pharmacies and test abortion pills for safety and reliability.
Additional support networks provide legal guidance, medical advice, emotional support, and Spanish-language abortion care assistance.