Both Kroger and Sam’s Club have pulled the abortion pill from their online pharmacies. Do it again, Lord!

From The Washington Stand. In a remarkable turn of events, grocery giant Kroger has removed the abortion drug mifepristone from their Health Savings Club website Monday following an email exchange with The Washington Stand in response to our story on December 14. Kroger, the second-largest grocery chain in the U.S., is also the country’s sixth-largest pharmacy chain, earning prescription revenues of $14.5 billion in 2023.

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On December 12, Live Action News first reported that Kroger’s Health Savings Club website listed mifepristone as an available drug, stating that “It is used to end a pregnancy.” After verifying that the pill was still listed on Kroger’s site as of December 13, TWS published a story on the topic the next day.

On the afternoon of December 16, TWS received an email from Kroger’s communications director stating, “The Kroger Company Family of Pharmacies do not carry Mifepristone, nor do we dispense it.” As of that time, however, Kroger’s Health Savings Club website still listed the drug. After we pointed out the discrepancy and requested an explanation, Kroger responded, “The Kroger Family of Pharmacies doesn’t carry Mifepristone and was listed on the Kroger Health Savings Club site in error,” further requesting a “retraction of Kroger’s inclusion in the story.”

However, the mifepristone listing still remained on the site at 5 p.m. EST. TWS sent a further email acknowledging Kroger’s response but also pointing out that the abortion drug webpage was still live. Several minutes later, Kroger responded, stating, “The link that you are using is old.” By 8 a.m. the following morning, the mifepristone listing was removed. …

From The Washington Stand. Just days after grocery giant Kroger told The Washington Stand that the abortion drug mifepristone was listed on their Health Savings Club pharmacy website due to an “error” and removed the listing, wholesale giant Sam’s Club has likewise stated that it too erroneously listed the abortion pill on its pharmacy website due to an error committed by a “third-party vendor.”

On Wednesday, Live Action News reported that Sam’s Club’s previous online listing of the abortion drug was removed, with a spokesperson telling the outlet, “We use a third-party vendor to aggregate medication pricing, and their tool provided incorrect information.” On Thursday, TWS reached out to Sam’s Club to verify the information and asked whether the nation’s second-largest wholesaler anticipated offering mifepristone in the future. We received an identical one-sentence statement in response.

Since the Biden administration loosened restrictions on the abortion drug in January 2023, Democratic lawmakers and officials have heavily lobbied nationwide pharmacy chains to carry the chemical abortion pill, including Walmart (owner of Sam’s Club), Costco, Safeway, Kroger, HealthMart, Albertsons, and McKesson. As of this writing, however, CVS and Walgreens are the only nationwide chains that widely dispense the drug, with Rite Aid selling it in a limited number of stores.

Mifepristone is an anti-progesterone drug that blocks the critical growth hormone from reaching the unborn child, which causes the baby to starve to death. For women, the documented health dangers that result from the two-pill chemical abortion regimen of mifepristone and misoprostol are extensive. …

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(Excerpts from The Washington Stand and The Washington Stand. Photo Credit: Jonathan Borba/Pexels)