It’s Easy to Spread the Word About Safe and Effective Abortion Pills
Plan C makes stickers about becoming "un-pregnant" that you can put up in public places.
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College students are helping spread the word about abortion pills in states where abortion is heavily restricted or banned by placing stickers in school bathroom stalls or other public places, Vice News reported on Monday. The stickers read, “Need to be un-pregnant?” and include a QR code that sends people to Plan C, a pill information website. A second design says, “Your guide to abortion pills by mail.”
The abortion pills mifepristone and misoprostol were approved by the FDA more than 20 years ago for use early in pregnancy and essentially induce a miscarriage. You can even order the pills before you’re pregnant just to have them on hand. Currently, 19 states ban telemedicine abortion but Plan C has information on its site on how to get them shipped in from an abortion provider overseas. (It’s the legendary Rebecca Gomperts via her service Aid Access. State bans on telemedicine abortion don’t apply to Gomperts, whose medical license wouldn’t be at risk.)