Costco won’t sell abortion pill mifepristone, citing low member demand

On Thursday, the multinational company said that Costco Whilesale will not sell MivePrristone in more than 500 American pharmacies due to the low demand from its members.

“Our position at this time is not to sell MivePrristone, which has not changed, depends on the absence of a request from our members and other patients we generally understand have been extracted by their medical service providers,” Kocosco said in a statement.

The move comes after the constant pressure of religious active groups, such as inspiration for investment and the defense of freedom, which urged Costco not to provide the drug. Inspire Inspisting encourages the giant to “make the right decision to protect women and children who have not yet been born.”

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“It is a very big victory and hopes to build next year,” said Michael Ross, the legal adviser to the coalition’s participation team.

Bloomberg news reported that religious active groups do not direct their efforts towards Walgrens and CVS Health, which provide birth control pills in states where abortion is legal.

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“We have a long history in supporting and strengthening women’s health, and we are still focusing on meeting their unique health needs,” CVS Health spokesman told Fox Business in an email. “We fill the prescriptions for MivePristone in selected situations where they are legally allowed. This follows the completion of the strong certificate process and the implementation of all the required protocols from the FDA for this medicine.”

MifePristone and MISOPROSTOL, drugs used in drug abortion, at the Women’s Reproductive Clinic in Santa Teresa, New Mexico, June 17, 2022. (Robyn Beck / AFP via Getty Images / Getty Images)

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MivePristone, which was taken with another drug, Mysoprostol, to end early pregnancy, was approved for the first time by the FDA (FDA) in 2000 after a “comprehensive and comprehensive review” found that it was safe and effective, according to the agency website, noting that periodic reviews since its approval did not specify the new safety concerns.

Food and Drug Administration sign outside its headquarters on July 20, 2020, in White Oak, Maryland. (Sarah Silbeger / Getty Emoz / Getty Pictures)

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Costco Whilesale, Walgrens and Danco Labs did not respond immediately the Fox Business request for comment.

Landon Mion from Fox News Digital contributed to this report.