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maggie2222

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Pill Times Posted: 05-02-06 17:12pm


Hi I was wondering if changing the time I take my pills this month will effect the effectiveness of them. I started bc pills last month and took my pills at 10 everyday. Im just finishing up my placebos and I was wondering if I were to take my pills at 12 this month if it would matter. There arent any hormones in the placebos so I figured your body wouldnt know the difference from one month to the next with the 7 day gap. Anyway I could be wrong . A reply would be great.

Carifairy

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Posted: 05-02-06 17:53pm


Feel free to take them at 12, it will not mess up your protection at all.

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