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I forgot to take sprintec birth control pills today in the same time as other day, and now is about 5hours late do i take it now or wait till tomorrow?
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Take it: Take one birth control pill per day. It is nice to do it at the same time but as long as you take one per day then you are covered.
Answered 10/24/2017
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