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A member asked:
Im changing from yasmin to zoely - my last yasmin pill is tomorrow. and its the last pill on the top line do i start zoely on pill number 1?
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Yes: Pretend the Zoely is just another pack of Yasmin and take it the same way your were doing before. Finish one packet and start the next day on new packet.
Answered 12/16/2018
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