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Should i take plan b if i took a few b/c pills an hour late this month? on first day of placebos and boyfriend isn't sure he pulled out in time.
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1 hour off = on time: Taking a birth control pill on time, or one hour early, or one hour late, are all the same time. In real life, there is no difference among the 3 times, because they are so close together. That means, if one wouldn't take Plan B for taking pills on time, then one wouldn't take Plan B for taking pills an hour late nor for an hour early. (However, other reasons might lead one to take Plan B.)
Answered 10/11/2016
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