The pro-life movement should use the CVS controversy to its advantage

Published August 16, 2019 6:59pm ET



CVS Pharmacy found itself at the center of the Left’s ire this week when it announced its plans to cut reimbursement rates for customers who order prescriptions, including contraceptives such as birth control, through mail delivery.

Prescriptions and contraceptives would still be available to those who subscribe to mail delivery, but at a higher cost. Ilyse Hogue, the president of NARAL Pro-Choice America, said these higher costs will limit access and put medication “potentially out of reach for tens of thousands of women who for many reasons cannot get to the pharmacy every month.”

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