Misoprostol can be prescribed for non-pregnancy related reasons, such as to prevent ulcers from long-term NSAID use. It is not Walgreens – or any politician’s – business why anyone is getting a prescription for it.
Misoprostol an be obtained from mailing pharmacy services as an answer to any unwanted pregnancy. Mail can be delivered across national and state borders. If a women takes misoprostol and has any worrisome prolonged bleeding or other complications, she can see a doctor and say truthfully that she believes she’s miscarried, and the physician does not need to be informed about her taking misoprostol. The physician will not be able to tell that she has taken it, there is no test that will reveal its use definitively, her treatment will be the same, and it will not be in her medical record.
Hereis a Canadian physicians post about Misoprostol: