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A member asked:
Birth control.sunday was my last active pill before the placebo. when i went to take sun.i already took it sat, so 2 in one day. am i protected?
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Yes: By the time you restart your pills after the placebo week (and your period) you will be able to suppress ovulation effectively for the next cycle.
Answered 4/23/2014
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