Reproductive Health Product Sales Surge Post-Trump Election Win

Concerns over potential restrictions on abortion and reproductive rights drive a significant increase in demand for birth control and abortion pills.

Online pharmacy Wisp reported a 1,000% increase in emergency contraception sales following Trump's election victory, highlighting widespread anxiety over reproductive rights.
Aid Access, a mail-order abortion pill provider, received 5,000 requests in just 12 hours, marking a record high in demand.
Anti-abortion advocates are pressing for further restrictions under Trump's second term, targeting Biden-era policies that eased access to abortion pills and emergency abortions.
Despite Trump's mixed messages on a national abortion ban, fears of legislative actions have prompted women to stockpile reproductive health products.
Ballot measures expanding abortion rights were approved in several states, even as those states also supported Trump, reflecting a complex voter landscape.