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Took birth control pills that expired 18 months ago based onlabel. ive been taking these pills for 2 month. was i still protected from pregnancy ?
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Yes: The pills still work fine. If you are concerned asked your doctor to refill and you can pick up non expired pills.
Answered 9/29/2016
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