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A member asked:
Take tri-sprintec bc pills daily. take at different time each day like 2-3 hrs different. do i need take next choice if condom broke or is bc enough?
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No: If you have been taking your pill on time (between 2-3 hours, it is better if you do it within ten minutes of the same time every night) then you do not need to take the morning after pill or need to worry, your birth control should work.
Answered 10/2/2013
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