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Will i still be protected if i take krimson 35 daily but not on same time but with a time change of 2 or 3 hours because of busy schedule?
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Yes: you will be protected if you take a pill each day regardless of the timing. If the timing does vary more than a few hours you are just more likely to have breakthrough bleeding.
Answered 12/11/2014
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