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Q: Need to Start New Pill Pack Today, But No Pills Til Tomorrow

asked by: lulu22 on January 12th, 2006

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Hi, I came back home during vacation and went to transfer my birth control today to get my perscription from cvs, and today is the day I need to start a new pill pack. However, cvs takes 24 hours to transfer perscriptions so I don't get my pills until tomorrow. Should I take two tomorrow, making up for today? Or just one tomorrow and just start fridays instead of thursday? Thank you

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holidaycheer01

replied on January 13th, 2006

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Doubling it won't do any good. Just use protection for 7 days if u have sex after u take the new pack

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