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I think telemedicine abortion provider startups (e.g. https://heyjane.co) have the potential to be seriously disruptive and allow women to access abortion care even as their rights are under attack.

Also, I thought the "Creative ways to access pills" section that shows up when you select a state where telemedicine abortion isn't currently officially available was interesting:

> Rosa lives in Texas where the law makes it hard to find pills by mail. Here is how she used a telemedicine service in another state and a mail forwarding service to get pills mailed to her home.

https://www.plancpills.org/states/texas#results-anchor

Said services could be charged as accessories to a crime and their directors and executives may be jailed if they ever step foot in the wrong state. This is not a matter of failing to do KYC, they are knowingly sending these pills.

Surely it won't be long until a chinese firm whose executives have no plans of ever visiting the US steps up.

Isn't sending illegal things by mail a federal crime? They'll probably start searching packages. Although I imagine it'd be very hard to stop it all just as they fail to stop drugs being brought in by mail

Speaking of that I think we're all aware of the purity issues with Chinese drugs.

Indeed, a number of states have passed laws to make abortion and accessory to it a felony, immediately upon the overturning of Roe v. Wade.

In Texas, providing a service may be a first degree felony with a life sentence.

It’s amazing how aggressive conservative states are at enforcing their laws across state boundaries, but then turn around a cry states rights whenever things are the other way around.

Almost like they’re a bunch of jackbooted theocratic hypocrites.

How is this issue out-of-state? It quite literally is directly related to bypassing a state law within the state.

HeyJane, another provider: https://www.heyjane.co/

Miscarriage + Abortion Hotline, many resources: https://www.mahotline.org/

This site is not a provider; it's an informative resource that links to other sites that offer abortion pills, such as Hey Jane.

Isn't misoprostol horse medicine?

Ask HN: What's the shelf life?

https://www.metafilter.com/195196/Abortion-rights-under-immi...

Fantastically informational, very important right now.

Better order fast.

Thanks! I've passed that along to some friend groups.

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