Panic buying: Women stockpile abortion pills in U.S before Donald Trump takes over as President
abortion medication in greater than usual numbers.
One of the biggest providers of abortion pills, Aid Access, said it received 10,000 requests for the drug in the 24 hours following the Republican nominee's election call early Wednesday. That's about 17 times the 600 requests the organization normally receives in a day, as quoted in a report by The Washington Post.
According to Just the Pill, a nonprofit that uses telemedicine to prescribe abortion drugs, 22 out of 125 orders it received between Wednesday and Friday came from non-pregnant individuals. Julie Amaon, the group's interim executive director, stated that soliciting such an advance provision is typically rare.
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Additionally, Plan C, which details how to obtain abortion medication, reported that 82,200 people visited its website on Wednesday, compared to about 4,000 or 4,500 visitors every day in the run-up to the election.
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