Sweden

Abortion is permitted on request up to 18 weeks of pregnancy. It is permitted up to the limit of viability if the pregnancy endangers the woman or person’s health or life.

Abortion providers may be criminalized for an abortion outside of the legal conditions specified in the law.
Sweden is a country that explicitly bans conscientious objection. Medical practitioners and providers do not have the right to refuse abortion services based on personal beliefs.

Access to abortion is a fundamental human right and a basic healthcare need. If you live in a country with restrictions to abortion access, you can visit Women on Web to request abortion pills or learn more about the local support and resources available in your country.

Mifepristone is officially registered by the country’s pharmaceutical authority.

A doctor's prescription may be required to get Mifepristone.

There is no data on regulations around the distribution of Mifepristone available.

Misoprostol is registered

There is no data available on whether Misoprostol is registered for gynecological indications (such as birth, miscarriage treatment or abortion care etc. ), or if it is registered for other purposes only (such as arthritis or gastric ulcers etc. )..

There is currently no data available on whether or not a prescription is needed to get Misoprostol.

There is no data on regulations around the distribution of Misoprostol available.

Mifepristone:
Mifegyne 200mg Exelgyn
Mifepristone Linepharma 200 mg

Misoprostol:
Topogyne 400 mcg (Exelygyn)
Cytotec 200 mcg Pfizer AB
Arthrotec 50 or 75 (200 mcg) **contains Diclofenac
Diclofenac/Misoprostol Cipla 50 or 75 (200 mcg) (Cipla Europe NV) **contains Diclofenac
Angusta 25 mcg

Combipack:
Medabon: 1 mifepristone 200 mg/ 4 misoprostol 200 mcg (Sun Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd)