Undercover Investigation

AAPLOG’s Undercover Investigation Reveals Shocking Lack of Oversight of Online Abortion Pill Access

An undercover review by a board-certified OB-GYN and AAPLOG CEO Dr. Christina Francis exposes the lack of patient safety, informed consent, and medical oversight in the mail-order abortion pill industry.

Doctor Goes Undercover: Buying Abortion Pills Online

A short video revealing the reality behind ordering abortion pills online. See what Dr. Francis discovered.

Watch the complete 26 minute investigation.

Watch The Full Investigation

The Complete Undercover Review

Watch Dr. Christina Francis conduct the investigation and document the whole ordering process step-by-step.

See What Arrives in the Mail

Unboxing the Abortion Pill Package

Dr. Francis opens the abortion pill package she received - showing exactly what patients are sent with no in-person medical evaluation.

The Investigation

What happens when abortion drugs are distributed online without direct medical supervision? In this investigation, a board-certified OB-GYN Dr. Christina Francis went undercover to examine how abortion pills are obtained through online platforms. What she found was alarming, showing that the current system that was tested, AidAccess, did not adequately protect patients, screen for medical risks, or ensure informed consent.

Investigative Report

Undercover Review of Online Abortion Provider

What We Investigated

This investigation examined the intake and ordering process used by the online abortion pill provider, AidAcess. Dr. Christina Francis posed as a 13-year-old who was uncertain about her pregnancy status and reported high-risk medical conditions and history, such as multiple cesarean sections, anemia, blood thinners, and IUD. Dr. Francis tested whether platforms:

Verify Identity or Age

Confirm Pregnancy or Gestational Age

Require Interaction with a Medical Professional

Screen for Contraindications or Health Risks

Provide Meaningful Informed Consent

Were You Harmed By Abortion Drugs?

If you experienced serious complications, hospitalization, or another adverse event after taking abortion drugs, you can report it directly to the FDA. Your experience matters and can help protect others.