Abortion Pill Nevada
Abortion pills in Nevada — Safe, private, and delivered to you
Wherever you are in Nevada -- Las Vegas, Reno, Henderson, or somewhere else -- you can get abortion pills by mail through telehealth care. FDA-approved medication, shipped discreetly to your door, with real support whenever you need it.
At-Home abortion Pills
Safe, secure, discreet at home abortion care in Nevada
Get abortion pills by mail in Nevada through a simple, secure online process you can complete from home. Care is available across Nevada, with support from licensed clinicians every step of the way. Medication arrives in plain, unmarked packaging. Cara, our text-based companion, is available 24/7 and can connect you with a provider whenever you need one.
Abortion pills by mail start from $0 to $399
Available up to 12 weeks of pregnancy (from the first day of your last period)
Financial assistance available
Over 120,000 clients served
FDA-approved abortion medication
Discreet, unbranded packaging
Secure, private, HIPAA-compliant online care
How it works
How to Get Abortion Pills in Nevada
1. Submit your intake form.
Fill out the form online, 24/7. Instant eligibility results. Available up to 12 weeks from the first day of your last period.
2. Licensed provider review.
A licensed medical provider will review your details and if eligible, approve your prescription.
3. Get abortion pills.
FDA-approved pills arrive by mail in 1-4 business days in a discreet package.
4. Get 24/7 support from Cara.
Text based support including instructions, reminders, and Q&A.
Abortion Care Available Across Nevada
Wherever you are in the state, you can access abortion care from the place that works best for you.
City | Online abortion pills via carafem | In-person clinic |
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Las Vegas, NV | ||
Reno, NV | ||
Henderson, NV | ||
North Las Vegas, NV | ||
Sparks, NV | ||
Carson City, NV | ||
Elko, NV | ||
Pahrump, NV |
Don't see your city? Online care is available from anywhere in Nevada.
Abortion Laws in Nevada
Is abortion legal in Nevada?
Yes, abortion is legal in Nevada up to 24 weeks of pregnancy
After 24 weeks, it is allowed if the pregnant person's health or life is at risk
Nevada has a shield law (2022) protecting providers from out-of-state investigations
It is against Nevada law to harass or prevent people from accessing a clinic
Is online abortion legal in Nevada?
Yes, Nevada expanded online access to reproductive healthcare in 2023
You can legally consult with a provider online and receive abortion pills by mail in Nevada
Who can get an abortion in Nevada?
Anyone with a uterus, regardless of residency, immigration status, or age
No parental consent or notification required for minors
Non-Nevada residents may travel to Nevada for care and are protected under Nevada law
How late can you get an abortion in Nevada?
Abortion pills (medication abortion): up to 12 weeks from the first day of your last menstrual period via telehealth
In-clinic procedure: up to 24 weeks
Not sure how far along you are? Our pregnancy calculator can help estimate the number of weeks since your last missed period.
Abortion laws can change. For the most up-to-date information about abortion access in Nevada, please visit this website.
How Much Does an Abortion Cost in Nevada?
Abortion care is available on a sliding scale, and financial assistance is available for those who qualify. During the secure online process, you’ll find out right away if you’re eligible for financial assistance and see your total cost before moving forward.
Type of care | Cost in Nevada |
In-person medication abortion (avg.) | $500–$700 |
In-person procedural abortion (avg.) | $650+ |
Abortion pills via carafem telehealth | $0–$399* |
What if I can't afford it?
Financial assistance is available, apply online, and find out instantly if you are eligible.
carafem partners with abortion funds in Nevada to reduce or remove costs.
It’s common to wonder what the experience will be like and what to expect along the way.
Here's what most people can expect.
The basics: Abortion pills are very safe and have been used by millions of people worldwide for more than 20 years. Serious complications are rare, occurring in less than 1% of cases. Research shows that abortion pills are safer than continuing a pregnancy through childbirth.
What it feels like: Most people experience cramping and bleeding after taking abortion pills. Cramping and bleeding often begin within a few hours of taking misoprostol, though timing can vary. Some people also experience nausea, chills, diarrhea, or fatigue. These side effects are normal and usually temporary.
How to prepare: Plan to be somewhere comfortable where you can rest. Many people find it helpful to have a heating pad, maxi pads, water, snacks, and a support person if they’d like one. carafem provides clear instructions for using the medications and a comfort kit with helpful supplies.
Support along the way: If you have an abortion with pills, you’ll have access to Cara, our text-based abortion companion. Cara provides instructions, reminders, answers to common questions, and check-ins throughout the process. If you need additional support, a licensed clinician is available.
Your fertility: Research shows the abortion pills do not affect your ability to get pregnant in the future. In fact, it’s possible to become pregnant again shortly after an abortion.
Learn more: How to take abortion pills.
Medication abortions are safe and highly effective.
Serious complications are rare, occurring in less than 1% of people who use abortion pills. When used correctly, abortion pills work about 98% of the time.
It’s common to wonder what the experience will be like. We’ve put together a guide on what to expect before, during, and after taking abortion pills.
Abortion pills do not affect your ability to get pregnant in the future, and it’s possible to become pregnant again shortly after an abortion. Research has also found no link between abortion and breast cancer.
If you have questions or want to talk through your options, we’re here to help. You can give us a call or visit our Abortion FAQ page to learn more.
Why people in Nevada choose carafem
Care reviewed and supported by licensed providers
Every carafem consultation is reviewed by a licensed medical provider. Your care is personalized and held to the same clinical standards as an in-person visit.
Private care from start to finish
Your records are confidential and protected under HIPAA. We don’t share your information without your consent, and abortion pills are shipped in plain, unmarked packaging.
Insurance and financial support
We partner with abortion funds to reduce costs for those who qualify. Our team can help you understand your eligibility and costs before moving forward.
No protesters. No waiting rooms
Get the care from wherever feels safest and most comfortable to you; your home, a trusted friend's place, or somewhere else in Nevada.
24/7 support whenever you need it
If you have an abortion with pills, you’ll have access to Cara, our text-based abortion companion, for instructions, reminders, and real-time support. carafem’s licensed providers are also available if you need additional care.
Comfort kit included carafem clients
Every client who gets abortion pills online or in a carafem health center receives a free abortion comfort kit with thoughtful items to help make the experience a little more comfortable.
Client Reviews
Here's what clients across Nevada are saying about carafem.
Pills for now
Abortion pills for now
carafem offers at-home abortion care with FDA-approved medication, fast shipping, and support from licensed medical professionals, all from the comfort of home, or wherever works best for you.
✔️ Instant medical eligibility results: find out quickly if you qualify for abortion pills online by mail
✔️ Financial assistance available: apply online and get results instantly
✔️ 24/7 medical support: Text with Cara, your abortion care companion
Cost: Pay between $0–$399 based on your financial eligibility
Pills for later
Buy abortion pills for later — just in case.
Abortion pills for later, also known as Advance provision, means you can order abortion pills before you’re pregnant, just in case. Life can be unpredictable. Having abortion pills on hand gives you peace of mind and the power to act quickly if you ever need them. No waiting for doctor approvals. No shipping delays. No extra stress when timing matters most.
Effective up to 12 weeks of pregnancy
Discreet delivery in 1–4 business days
Available in 21 states
Unmarked packaging for privacy
Cost: $299–$399 with sliding scale pricing
Learn more: Abortion pills for future use
Frequently asked questions
Looking for an abortion near me? Please see the all locations page for an abortion provider near you, information about financial aid, and traveling out of state, or order abortion pills online.
On average, in-person medication abortion services in Nevada typically range from $500 to $700 out of pocket. The cost for at-home abortion care through carafem in Nevada ranges from $0 to $399, depending on your financial eligibility. Most clients pay $225 or less.
carafem also partners with abortion funds to offer financial assistance. If you're unsure what you'll qualify for, our care team can walk you through it — no pressure, just support.-
Yes, abortion is legal in Nevada.
The right to abortion is protected under state law up to 24 weeks of pregnancy, and after that if the pregnant person’s health or life is at risk. In fact, state lawmakers have expanded protections, including a 2023 law that safeguards people who travel to Nevada for abortion care and the providers who support them.
Yes, you can legally and safely order abortion pills online in Nevada.
With limited in-person clinic access in some areas of Nevada, telehealth abortion care offers a more convenient and private solution. In 2023, Nevada expanded access to reproductive healthcare via telemedicine — so you can start your care online, without unnecessary travel or delays.
The abortion pill is actually a combination of two medications — mifepristone and misoprostol — taken in sequence. In the U.S., this method is most commonly used during the first 12 weeks of pregnancy.
The first pill, mifepristone, blocks the hormone needed for a pregnancy to continue. Most people take this pill in our health center, though it can sometimes be taken at home. Some people may notice light bleeding afterward, but that’s not very common.
The second pill, misoprostol, is taken at home within 72 hours of the first. It causes cramping and bleeding as your body passes the pregnancy — similar to a miscarriage. Most people start to feel cramping and see bleeding within an hour of taking it, though it can sometimes take longer.
You may also experience nausea, chills, diarrhea, or flu-like symptoms — that’s all normal. It’s a lot like a very heavy, crampy period. We recommend having thick maxi pads, a heating pad, and some quiet time set aside. We also provide anti-nausea and pain medications to help you stay as comfortable as possible.
For most, the heaviest cramping and bleeding lasts 3–4 hours, with lighter bleeding that may continue until your next period, usually 4–6 weeks later.
The abortion pill is a safe and highly effective option for ending an early pregnancy. Research shows that when used correctly, medication abortion works about 98% of the time for pregnancies up to 10–12 weeks.
Most people pass the pregnancy within a few hours after taking the second medication (misoprostol), and symptoms like cramping and bleeding are usually strongest during this time. A small number of people (around 2–5%) may need a follow-up dose of medication or a simple in-office procedure to complete the abortion — and that’s normal and ok.
The abortion pill is very safe and has been used by millions of people worldwide for over 20 years. In the United States alone, it's been safely used by hundreds of thousands of people since it was approved by the FDA in 2000.
There’s no evidence that using the abortion pill affects your ability to get pregnant or carry a pregnancy in the future. When you're ready to have a baby, your fertility returns quickly — often within a few weeks.
Both are safe and effective options — and the best choice depends on what feels right for you.
The abortion pill (also called medication abortion) uses two FDA-approved medications to end a pregnancy and is typically available up to 12 weeks. You’ll take the first pill in a health center or at home, and the second at home within 0–72 hours. Cramping and bleeding usually begin a few hours after the second medication and feel similar to a heavy period. Many people like this option because it allows them to have their abortion in the privacy of their own space, on their own schedule.
A procedural abortion (sometimes called an in-office or aspiration abortion) takes place in a carafem health center with a supportive, licensed provider. The procedure itself takes about 5 minutes -- similar to the same amount of time as a pap test. Your provider uses a quiet, handheld suction device to gently empty the uterus—like releasing your period all at once. The full visit typically lasts under 90 minutes, depending on your needs. One key difference: with a procedure, you’ll leave the office no longer pregnant.
Yes — medical abortion and the abortion pill refer to the same process: using two FDA-approved medications (mifepristone and misoprostol) to safely end an early pregnancy. It’s a non-invasive option that can often be done at home.