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julia1311

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took pills hour late Posted: 08-21-06 09:57am


I took my pill this morning about an hour late... Will this effect it at all? Or is an hour not a big deal?

Cambion

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Posted: 08-21-06 10:07am


It shouldn't be a problem. You don't need to take your pill at the same time right down to the minute - as long as you take it within no more than two hours of the time you normally take it, you'll be fine.

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