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Easy steps to get your abortion pill

Have photo ID and debit/credit card handy.
There is no need to have a telehealth consultation. Communication can happen via text message, email or phone call, whichever method you prefer.

STEP 1

Complete a 5 – 7 Minute Online Questionnaire

Share details about your pregnancy and medical history.

Make a non-refundable payment of $20.

Within 8-12 hours, a Choices Rising Health Care provider will review your request.

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STEP 2

Complete the Registration Process

You will receive a link with Registration Documents.

Consent forms, a payment agreement form as well as a required upload of your picture ID.

All forms are to be completed and submitted prior to receiving care.

STEP 3

You have been approved to receive care!

If no additional steps are required, our health care provider will prescribe medications to the mail order pharmacy Honeybee Health.

The remaining $177 will be withdrawn from the credit card on file.

STEP 3

Get your medication delivered

Honeybee Health will provide you with tracking details for your package which will arrive in 3-5 days in an unmarked package to protect your privacy.

Abortion pill (medication abortion)

Get the FDA-approved abortion pill prescribed by licensed abortion providers and delivered discreetly to your door a few days after your initial request.

How does the abortion pill work?

The first medicine you take is mifepristone, which blocks the pregnancy hormone (progesterone) and stops the pregnancy from growing.
24-48 hours later you take a second medicine, called misoprostol which causes cramping and bleeding to empty the uterus.
You can expect bleeding like a heavy period.
Taken together, these two pills work up to 98 out of 100 times to end an early pregnancy.
After you take mifepristone (the first medication), you must complete the abortion. If treatment with medication does not work the first time, you may have the option to repeat the medicines or you will need an in-clinic procedural abortion.

Are medication abortions safe?

Medication abortion (“abortion pill”) is one of the SAFEST medical procedures.
Complications occur in less than 0.4% of patients.
Side effects such as fever, chills, nausea, vomiting, or diarrhea are common for up to 24 hours after taking the second medication (misoprostol).

What are the risks?

Complications are rare and most are not serious.
The most common complication is a continued pregnancy. If the pregnancy continues after taking the abortion pill, you may be able to take more medicine or you will need to have an abortion procedure.
Serious risks, such as heavy bleeding and infection, are very rare.

What is included with the cost?

Initial evaluation
Abortion medications (misoprostol and mifepristone)
Free shipping
Aftercare instructions and care package
Follow up email after 1 week

There is no need to have a Telehealth consultation. Communication can happen via text message, email or phone call, whichever method the patient prefers.

See if you can get abortion funding – financial assistance to pay for abortion pill, travel or more.

Who is not eligible for abortion pill

Not eligible if one of the following applies:

Have a pregnancy that is more than 11 weeks (measured from the first day of your period)
Are using an IUD (intrauterine device)
Have been told by your healthcare provider that you have a pregnancy outside the uterus (ectopic pregnancy)
Have problems with your adrenal glands (chronic adrenal failure)
Take blood thinners
Have a bleeding disorder
Have porphyria (a rare disorder that affects the skin and internal organs)
Take certain steroid medications
Are allergic to mifepristone or misoprostol or medicines that contain misoprostol such as Cytotec or Arthrotec.

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Easy steps to get your abortion pill

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Abortion pill (medication abortion)

How does the abortion pill work?

Are medication abortions safe?

What are the risks?

What is included with the cost?

Who is not eligible for abortion pill

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