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I am on the mini pill which i know is very strict. i take it at 8pm everyday. daylight savings was a few weeks ago and i stuck to my normal schedule. was i supposed to adjust my pill time? i continued at 8pm regardless of changing the clocks.
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No: While you want to be consistent about when you take the pill, this type of minor adjustment will not create a problem for you.
Answered 11/24/2017
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