Unwanted Kit is a controlled prescription medicine used for medical termination of pregnancy. It should not be taken without medical supervision, and in India, it is not legally sold online. If you are pregnant and considering abortion, you must consult a gynaecologist. The doctor will assess the stage and condition of your pregnancy, as well as your overall health, and advise the safest and legally approved option for you. Self‑medication can cause serious complications such as heavy bleeding, incomplete abortion, infection, or severe pain.

Yes, Unwanted Tablet (Mifepristone) is used for medical termination of an early pregnancy, but it should only be used under the supervision of a doctor. It is used in combination with another medicine called Misoprostol to complete the abortion process. Before starting treatment, you should first consult your doctor or gynaecologist to confirm the duration of pregnancy, usually up to about 9 to 10 weeks, and to rule out any contraindications such as an ectopic pregnancy (a fertilised egg implants outside the womb). Self-medication is not recommended, as it may lead to complications.

If your period is 10 days late and your pregnancy test is positive, do not take Unwanted Tablet on your own. Unwanted Tablet contains mifepristone, which is used for medical termination of an early pregnancy (up to 70 days or 10 weeks of gestation), but it must be taken under the guidance of a qualified doctor and in combination with another medicine called misoprostol. Before treatment, your doctor will confirm the pregnancy, determine how far along it is, and rule out an ectopic pregnancy (a fertilised egg that implants outside the womb), which can be life-threatening. Taking this medicine without proper medical supervision may lead to incomplete abortion, heavy bleeding, infection, or other serious complications. If you do not wish to continue the pregnancy, consult a gynaecologist as soon as possible to discuss the safest and most appropriate options.

Mifepristone 200 mg is a controlled medication. It is strictly not for online sale or self‑use. This medicine must be taken only after a proper medical evaluation by a registered gynaecologist, which includes confirming the gestational age, the location of the pregnancy, your overall health, and determining whether the medicine is suitable for you. Importantly, it may not be appropriate for everyone, as suitability depends on several factors, including existing medical conditions, concurrent medications, and individual health risks. In India, this medication is regulated by health authorities, cannot be purchased online, and must be obtained and used strictly in line with medical and legal requirements. Always consult a qualified healthcare professional for safe and appropriate care.

A medically induced miscarriage usually starts a few hours after the second medicine is taken. Most people pass the pregnancy tissue within a few hours to one or two days, although light bleeding can continue for several days to a few weeks. The timing may vary from person to person, depending on various factors. Hence, a follow-up visit within 1 to 2 weeks is essential to confirm that the process is complete and ensure safety.

At 1 month of pregnancy (about 4 weeks), medical abortion with mifepristone is possible under supervision, but self-administration is unsafe. It is essential to consult a qualified healthcare provider who will assess the pregnancy stage and position, evaluate your overall health and any medical conditions, and consider other important factors before prescribing treatment. Using mifepristone without supervision can lead to serious complications, including heavy bleeding, severe pain, incomplete abortion, or infection, and proper follow-up is necessary to ensure safety and effectiveness.