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Q: Daylight Savings Time And the Pill
asked by: haysee on April 11th, 2005
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I am on ortho tricyclen lo and I was just wondering if I was supposed to be taking my pill an hour later due to the dst change. I normally take it every night at 10 pm so should I be taking it at 11pm? Or does it even out? Thanks in advance!
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wakkochic17
replied on April 12th, 2005
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One hour would not make a difference.. I would keep taking it at your normal time if that's the time you remember.
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mandilyn
replied on April 12th, 2005
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One hour won't make a huge difference as long as you take it around the same time from now on. If you used to take it at 10, then continue to take it at 10. It can get confusing if you start messing with the time...You may forget all together. I never worry about daylight savings or anything. As long as you don't forget a pill, you'll be fine...No harm done in changing by an hour!! :)
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