Costco has chosen not to sell mifepristone at its pharmacies, citing lack of demand despite facing pressure from a coalition of religious, right-wing groups. These groups, including Inspire Investing and Alliance Defending Freedom, pushed for the decision, claiming that abortion drugs compromise women's health. ADF described Costco's decision as a significant victory. Meanwhile, CVS and Walgreens could also face similar pressures, as Walgreens has refrained from dispensing the medication in some states due to threats from GOP attorneys general. The environment is tense as these companies navigate political pressures surrounding abortion access.
Costco has decided not to dispense mifepristone in its over 500 pharmacy locations, a decision they've been deliberating for more than a year.
A coalition of religious, right-wing activist groups pressured Costco to get rid of access to mifepristone amid claims of lack of demand.
Michael Ross of ADF called the decision a 'significant win' and applauded Costco for doing the 'right thing' by not dispensing abortion drugs.
Walgreens faced pressure and legal threats from GOP AGs, which influenced their decision not to dispense abortion pills in certain states.
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