ABORTION PILL INFORMATION

Coastal Choices Women’s Clinic in Central Florida offers free and confidential information about the Abortion Pill, Abortion Cost, and more to help you navigate an unplanned pregnancy. All our services are free and confidential.

We operate a physical location in DeLand and extend our services to the East Central part of Florida through our mobile clinic.

While we don't provide the abortion pill, our compassionate team ensures a safe and confidential environment for accurate information about your pregnancy. We prioritize your well-being and empowerment, offering a caring, non-judgmental space for your unique journey. Reach out to us for the support and understanding you deserve.

Abortion Pill Costs

The typical cost of the abortion pill ranges from $350 to $700, and it may be even higher depending on the provider. For the information you need, determine how far along you are in your pregnancy with our complimentary ultrasound services.

Call 386-822-9797 or text 386-888-7383 to request an appointment for free pregnancy confirmation and ultrasound services. Coastal Choices Women’s Clinic in DeLand, Florida, provides free and confidential Abortion Pill Information.

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Considering At-Home Abortion?

Medication abortion also called the abortion pill, can be taken up to 70 days (10 weeks pregnant). The pill (two drugs) is taken in two doses, one typically at a doctor’s office and the other at home.

The FDA strongly cautions people against buying drugs from certain Internet pharmacies and specifically warns people not to buy the abortion pill on the Internet because it bypasses safeguards.

Medical abortion isn’t an option if you:

• Have an intrauterine device (IUD) currently in place.
• Have a concern that the pregnancy is outside of the uterus. This is called ectopic pregnancy and can be life-threatening.5
• Are further along in your pregnancy than 10 weeks. The FDA has only approved the abortion pill for up to 10 weeks from the LMP. Taking the abortion pill later in pregnancy is associated with increased risk of complications, such as an incomplete abortion or severe bleeding.6
• Have certain medical problems including: bleeding disorders, severe liver or kidney disease, known cardiac disease, or an uncontrolled seizure disorder.
• Take certain medications including blood thinners or steroids.
• Are allergic to the medicines used.

The gestational age of the pregnancy determines the types of abortion procedures typically used. Find out how far along in pregnancy you are through a free ultrasound to help determine your abortion procedure options.

The abortion pill can be reversed if action is taken after the first dose. More information is available at abortionpillreversal.com.

Learn more about the abortion pill and explore your options in DeLand and Central Florida.