Where people get abortion pills online

Thousands of people order abortion pills online each day across the U.S., often choosing mail delivery for privacy, affordability, and convenience. Research from Plan C highlights where people are getting an abortion pill by mail, with a comprehensive directory that explains the different options available in each state.

Some providers offer sliding-scale pricing or accept insurance, and in certain cases people may even qualify for free abortion pills through specific programs.

Updated Oct 1, 2025

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Where people get abortion pills in all 50 states

According to Plan C’s research, abortion pills can be ordered online and mailed nationwide. While these services deliver across the U.S., they differ in how they provide online access to abortion pills. Depending on location and circumstances, there may also be legal risks associated with using these services.

1. Abuzz

Abuzz states that it connects people to abortion pills by mail from US clinicians. Abuzz is working toward a world where we all have full bodily and reproductive autonomy. Our mission is to expand access to abortion by linking people to accurate information, pills by mail, and clinician support if desired. We aim to provide anti-racist, judgment-free, and queer-friendly care. No appointment necessary. Secure text/phone support available.

2. The MAP: Cambridge Reproductive Health Consultants

The MAP states that they are a Massachusetts-based non-profit organization. Their licensed clinicians use an asynchronous telemedicine platform to provide medication abortion care to abortion seekers throughout the US.

3. Aid Access

Aid Access states that it is a clinician-supported online abortion service. The medications are prescribed by clinicians licensed in the US and the FDA-approved abortion pills are mailed to all states. Aid Access is a social justice initiative dedicated to ensuring that all people in the United States and its territories who need access to a safe abortion with pills can get it, regardless of their ability to pay. Those who are able to pay and donors who support this effort ensure that everyone can get help in the spirit of mutual support in the face of an unjust system.

4. Community Supported Abortion, by We Take Care of Us

We Take Care of Us states that: "Community Supported Abortion is a project of We Take Care of Us. We believe that all people have a right to safe, supported reproductive healthcare. We are committed to offering whole-person care that is anti-racist, trauma informed, gender expansive and accessible from the safety and comfort of home. We offer a pay-what-you-can pricing that accounts for differences in individuals' social and economic situation. Using the honor system, we ask each person to pay what they can so that care is accessible to all. We also offer 24/7 support via secure messaging - combining the knowledge and expertise of our midwives with a solidarity-based accompaniment model learned from our compas in Latin America. Our care seekers have someone by their side every step of the way, if desired."

5. Choices Rising

Choices Rising states that it offers safe, quick, reliable FDA-approved abortion pill access from licensed physicians in the comfort of your home. We provide services to patients up to 12 weeks pregnant with no medical contraindications. Have pills delivered to your door. We offer Free shipping.

6. A Safe Choice

A Safe Choice states that it is a team of caring and experienced doctors who offer medication abortions in the privacy of your own home. Network doctors mail mifepristone and misoprostol pills via USPS Priority Mail to eligible women who reside in any US state or territory. Clinical support is provided via secure messaging. Free telephone consultations with a medical doctor are available, if desired. A Safe Choice states that great care is taken at every step to protect patients’ identity and information.

7. Women on Web

Women on Web states that it is an online abortion service and a Canadian non-profit organization. Their multi-lingual help desk and medical team provide support 7 days a week. The service is open in all US states and supports pregnancies up to 13 weeks. The abortion pills are prescribed by a licensed US clinician. Since 2005, Women on Web has supported over 100,000 people around the world to access safe abortion with pills. Their team works toward a world in which abortion is recognized as part of life and is freely available.

8. Abortion Pills in Private

Abortion Pills in Private states that it is an online clinic that provides exceptional, medically-supported online abortion care from the comfort of your home. Your abortion pills are delivered promptly within 3-6 business days based on your zip code. Your well-being is our priority. BIPOC owned company. Live chat support.

9. Websites Where People Buy Abortion Pills

Websites that sell abortion pills online are e-commerce websites that sell and ship pills to addresses in all U.S. states. They do not require a prescription for the medications, do not require the purchaser to upload an ID, and do not provide a medical consultation or any kind of support. The pills usually arrive by the US Postal Service. They usually do not require a signature.

Understand the potential risks of using alternative suppliers:

Is this legal? Can someone get in trouble for using abortion pills?

  • Research shows that hundreds of thousands of people have received and used pills by mail over the past few years with no legal problems.
  • But, in rare cases (less than 1%), people have gotten in legal trouble, even though most states don’t have laws against doing your own abortion.
  • Legal risk can depend on where someone lives, their identity and how far along they are in pregnancy. Also know that even if something isn’t a crime, people can still be targeted by law enforcement.

The Repro Legal Helpline provides free, confidential information that can help people better understand legal risk:

Ineedana.com also has a state legal directory.

How do people get into trouble?

Research by the legal organization If/When/How suggests these are the most common ways people have gotten into trouble:

  • they told someone about their abortion and that person reported them.
  • they got follow-up medical care and the provider reported them (many people say they are having a miscarriage to avoid this risk, which is medically what is happening in the body).
  • they were later in pregnancy than they thought and didn’t know what to do with the fetal tissue (this can help people understand how pregnant they are).

In the end, it is up to every individual to decide what level of legal risk they are willing to take. Read more about legal risk and find examples here.

What about online activity? Can that get someone in trouble?

People who have been criminalized for accessing or using pills have mostly been reported based on telling someone they know, or via a provider. That said, digital footprints (messages, browser history) also can be used as evidence against someone by authorities. Learn how to protect the privacy of your healthcare information and communications here.

Ways people get an abortion pill

Where people buy the abortion pill in abortion-protection states

For people who live in a state where abortion clinic access is protected, multiple online abortion pill providers are available. Before deciding where to get abortion pills, people may want to check whether their insurance covers abortion care and whether a provider accepts that coverage.

1. Juniper Midwifery

Juniper Midwifery states that it is a telemedicine medication abortion practice founded by two midwives in an effort to expand access to safe, affordable, and convenient abortion care. We honor informed choice, seek to empower patients, and aim to destigmatize abortion by extending the midwifery model of care to the full spectrum of reproductive health.

2. MYAbortion Network

MYAbortion Network states that it offers private and personalized options for ending your early pregnancy, including by using pills in the comfort of your own home. We are primary care clinicians who believe that early abortion care can and should be part of regular medical care.

3. Forward Midwifery

Forward Midwifery states that it is a telehealth clinic that offers sexual and reproductive health care. We offer abortions up to 84 days from last menstrual period. Text and phone support available. The pills can only be mailed to California addresses. Sliding fee available, but insurance and Medical not currently accepted. Pricing does not include cost of follow up in-clinic treatment in the rare event it is needed. Hablamos Español

  • US-based online clinic: This is a US-based clinic that prescribes and mails pills, with medical support included.
  • Price: $150 (Sliding fee scale available.)
  • Delivery: 1 week or less
  • Ages: All
  • Availability: For pregnancies up to 12 weeks
  • Services: Abortion pills by mail
  • Financial aid: Discounts available
  • Provider interaction: Video visit available, Online intake by form
  • Languages: English, Español
  • Locations served: California, Colorado, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Mexico, Oregon, Washington D.C.
  • Ineedana.com listing: Forward Midwifery

4. Maitri Wellness

Maitri Wellness states that they have telemedicine abortions available by form, or with an added virtual visit and also possibility of support during the actual abortion process. They state that financial support is available. Pills are sent directly by doctor with no intermediaries. Patient information is not shared with any national prescription databases so privacy is ensured. They state that they use the mifepristone + misoprostol regimen as it is safe and well tolerated.

  • US-based online clinic: This is a US-based clinic that prescribes and mails pills, with medical support included.
  • Price: $150 or less (Options for discounted services by sliding scale.)
  • Delivery: 1 week or less (Pills can be picked up in person.)
  • Ages: All
  • Availability: For pregnancies up to 12 weeks
  • Services: Abortion pills by mail, Pills in advance
  • Financial aid: Discounts available
  • Provider interaction: Video visit available, Online intake by form
  • Languages: English, Español, हिन्दी
  • Locations served: Colorado, Connecticut, Illinois, Maine, Maryland, Michigan, Minnesota, New Jersey, New York, Washington
  • Ineedana.com listing: Maitri Wellness

5. 199 Abortion Telemedicine

199 Abortion Telemedicine states that it is a telemedicine abortion service. They believe this is your right and your choice. They state that they give you professional help without judgment. We will be kind, and we will support you. Our healthcare providers can offer medical abortions through telemedicine in the first trimester. You will choose the day and time of the online video-chat which is private and secure. Then your abortion medications can be shipped to your address in CA, CO, CT, DC, DE, IL, MA, ME, MT, NJ, NM, NY, OR, RI, VA, VT, WA.

6. Hey Jane

Hey Jane states that it is a virtual clinic offering safe and private abortion care from home. With Hey Jane, you get FDA-approved abortion pills discreetly delivered fast, plus ongoing medical and emotional support. Our Complete Care model means that we ensure your privacy, safety, and support every step of the way. Some insurance plans accepted. Financial assistance through sliding scale and abortion funds available. Consult with a medical provider within 1-2 business days. FDA-approved medication sent in discreet packaging. Free shipping. Text, call, or video chat with our clinical care team. 24/7 urgent medical support if you need it. Access to our private peer-to-peer support forum.

7. Carafem

Carafem states that they offer abortion pills online with medical support & check-ins from abortion care experts. They say clients can choose between two options for care, based on preference and eligibility:

  1. Immediate evaluation: Fill out a questionnaire on the carafem website with your medical information and apply for financial assistance at the same time. A clinician will review your information and prescribe the pills, if eligible. Your abortion pills will arrive in a discreet care package in 1-4 business days. No appointment is required. You will receive 24/7 medical support through their text-based virtual care companion, Cara. $0-399.
  2. Video visit: Schedule a secure online video appointment with a carafem clinician. You can discuss your eligibility for financial assistance at this time. After your appointment, your abortion pills will arrive in a discreet care package in 1-4 business days. You will receive 24/7 medical support through their text-based virtual care companion, Cara. $0-249.

8. Abortion on Demand

Abortion on Demand states that it provides virtual visits to adult patients who are up to 10 weeks pregnant on the day that they schedule their appointment. They donate their excess funds to support independent abortion clinics providing later or more complex care. Same day scheduling is often available; overnight shipping and comfort medications are included. Discreet text-based follow-up and 24/7 clinician phone support if needed. Their software will confirm you are physically in the state you selected at the time of your scheduled video appointment. They do not ship to post office box addresses.

Where people get the abortion pill online free

In states that restrict abortion access, community-based networks help people access abortion pills by mail at no cost. These volunteer groups provide free abortion pills for those who cannot afford online telehealth services, do not have a credit card, or need greater privacy for safety reasons.

Community networks that mail free abortion pills

  1. AccessMA
  2. Dash

1. AccessMA

AccessMA states that they are an information resource that provides support to pregnant people looking for abortion pills. All services are free for people in need. No medical consultation provided, no prescription needed. AccessMA provides 1 200mg mifepristone pill with 16 200mcg misoprostol pills under 18 weeks OR 16 200mcg misoprostol pills for miso-only protocols. Over 18 weeks, AccessMA says they provide 2 200mg mifepristone pills and 16 200mcg misoprostol pills. Detailed instructions are on this website: https://www.redstateaccess.org/how-to-use-abortion-pills

Find your state and corresponding contact email address to contact this service at redstateaccess.org. In your email to them, please include in your email - your name, full mailing address, estimated weeks gestation or date of last menstrual period and the date of your confirmed test.

AccessMA asks that for your safety and the providers' safety, set up a secure, free email account on protonmail.com to use when contacting them. Include in your email - your name, full mailing address, estimated weeks gestation or date of last menstrual period.

  • Community networks: Community members that mail free pills and offer peer support. Medically very safe, .
  • Price: $0 (Free for those who cannot afford other services.)
  • Delivery: 1 week or less (Pills are mailed using USPS Priority Mail)
  • Ages: All
  • Availability: All
  • Services: Abortion pills by mail
  • Languages: English, Español
  • Locations served: Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas, Georgia, Idaho, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Virginia, West Virginia, Wisconsin, Wyoming
  • Ineedana.com listing: AccessMA
  • What else you need to know:
    • Always free for those who cannot afford other services.
    • This resource is for confirmed pregnancies only. Click here to find options for getting pills in advance.
    • AccessMA provides 1 200mg mifepristone pill with 16 200mcg misoprostol pills under 18 weeks OR 16 200mcg misoprostol pills for miso-only protocols. Over 18 weeks, AccessMA says they provide 2 200mg mifepristone pills and 16 200mcg misoprostol pills.
    • Additional support provided for pregnancies of 12 or more weeks. AccessMA's listed protocols are for pregnancies 20 weeks or less. For other gestations, personalized instructions will be sent.
    • Clients can request pills in 1) identifiable blister packs, 2) medicine bottles, or 3) unidentifiable loose pills in sealed pill packets.
    • Clinician support available
    • Live, virtual companion support
    • No IDs required
    • Mostly-volunteer service
    • Operated by LGBTQ, Disabled, Low-income folx

2. Dash

DASH states that: “We are a volunteer network that provides discreet, no-cost abortion access and support to people in need. DASH provides one 200mg mifepristone pill with eight 200mcg misoprostol pills for up to 11 weeks or one 200mg mifepristone pill with 16 200mcg misoprostol pills for over 11 weeks. Pills are sent by mail. No medical consultation is provided and no prescription is needed. DASH provides personal abortion assistance, available exclusively through the free Signal app, for medical questions and emotional support. DASH can provide support in both English and Spanish.

DASH asks, for your safety, that you set up a secure, free email account at proton.me to use when requesting our services.

To request pills, please email requestDASH@proton.me

In the subject line write “Request,” in the email body please include the first day of your last menstrual period and your name.”

  • Community networks: Community members that mail free pills and offer peer support. Medically very safe, .
  • Price: $0 (Free for those who cannot afford other services.)
  • Delivery: 1 week or less
  • Ages: All
  • Availability: All
  • Services: Abortion pills by mail, Extra misoprostol included
  • Medication provided: 1 mifepristone + 8 misoprostol pills
  • Languages: English, Español
  • Locations served: Florida, Puerto Rico, Texas
  • Ineedana.com listing: DASH

Understand the potential risks of using alternative suppliers:

Is this legal? Can someone get in trouble for using abortion pills?

  • Research shows that hundreds of thousands of people have received and used pills by mail over the past few years with no legal problems.
  • But, in rare cases (less than 1%), people have gotten in legal trouble, even though most states don’t have laws against doing your own abortion.
  • Legal risk can depend on where someone lives, their identity and how far along they are in pregnancy. Also know that even if something isn’t a crime, people can still be targeted by law enforcement.

The Repro Legal Helpline provides free, confidential information that can help people better understand legal risk:

Ineedana.com also has a state legal directory.

How do people get into trouble?

Research by the legal organization If/When/How suggests these are the most common ways people have gotten into trouble:

  • they told someone about their abortion and that person reported them.
  • they got follow-up medical care and the provider reported them (many people say they are having a miscarriage to avoid this risk, which is medically what is happening in the body).
  • they were later in pregnancy than they thought and didn’t know what to do with the fetal tissue (this can help people understand how pregnant they are).

In the end, it is up to every individual to decide what level of legal risk they are willing to take. Read more about legal risk and find examples here.

What about online activity? Can that get someone in trouble?

People who have been criminalized for accessing or using pills have mostly been reported based on telling someone they know, or via a provider. That said, digital footprints (messages, browser history) also can be used as evidence against someone by authorities. Learn how to protect the privacy of your healthcare information and communications here.

Provider Directory (Table)

Use this table to compare where people get abortion pills online—including US-based online clinics, other online clinics, websites that sell pills, and community networks—with details on price, delivery time, eligibility, services, support, languages, and state-by-state availability.

Hotlines & support

Get live phone and text support from caring experts who can help.

Medical questions

M+A Hotline

Free, confidential support from expert clinicians. They don’t sell pills.

mahotline.org(833) 246-2632

Logistical and emotional support

Reprocare Healthline

Free, confidential peer-based support for getting and using abortion pills.

reprocare.com(833) 226-7821

Legal questions

Repro Legal Helpline

Free, confidential legal information from expert lawyers. They also connect people to legal defense funds.

reprolegalhelpline.org(844) 868-2812

Peer counseling

Aya Contigo

Free, secure app offering live chat with peer counselors for abortion and contraception.

hola.ayacontigo.org

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