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Does taking the pill at different times affect birth control?
I wake up Monday through Friday at 5:20 am because of school. On weekends I wake up at (usually) from 8 to 10. Does the irregular times make my birth control less affective? I'd like to know, because my boyfriend and I are becoming more physical in our relationship.
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It should be taken 24 hours apart each day. Set a cell phone alarm so you don't forget to take it at the same time daily. You could switch to evenings with the next pack if that will make it easier.
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