Customers are stocking up on the morning-after pill—which remains legal in all 50 states—in advance of the next Trump presidency.

Donald Trump has won the presidential election in the United States. He will move into the White House for the second time in January. The effects of his impending takeover are already evident. American women have rushed to pharmacies in large numbers to purchase emergency contraception.

The looming concern about what comes next for women’s reproductive health when President-elect Donald Trump takes office has many women across the country and in Arizona preparing.

Americans are stockpiling reproductive health medications amid fears of restrictions under the next administration.

Abortion Action Missouri is a reproductive health advocacy group that canvassed in support of Amendment 3. Amendment 3’s journey to reach the ballot was perilous. The measure narrowly passed a 4-3 ruling from the Missouri Supreme Court, which considered removing it from the ballot.

Online retailers and telehealth companies are reporting a surge in demand for emergency contraceptives after the election, similar to what happened after Roe v. Wade was overturned two years ago.Winx Health,

In the wake of Donald Trump's victory in the presidential election, retailers report that online sales of emergency contraceptives have soared.

After Donald Trump's victory, sales of emergency contraceptives spiked sharply, according to CBS. The online pharmacy Wisp reported a tenfold increase in sales of the "morning-after" pill. "Americans may be rightfully feeling fearful and worried about the prospect of further restrictions on our freedom to control our bodies,

Following Donald Trump's victory, the sale of emergency contraceptives surged significantly, as reported by CBS. The online pharmacy Wisp experienced a tenfold increase in the sales of the "morning-after" pill.