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pnkbabe91

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changing pill time Posted: 06-20-08 15:15pm


If you're starting a new pack on the pill can you change the time at which you take the pill? Say before you were taking it at 12 but this month you want to start taking it at 1 Can you do that?

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Posted: 06-21-08 20:43pm


Yea, It's best if you gradually work up till 1:00. But that's not a very big difference in time so it should be okay.

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Posted: 06-21-08 21:23pm


You'll still be protected when you start at the new time. Just as long as you take your pills around that time from now on. If you're nervous about it, then use a back up method for the first week.

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