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Hi dr i am taking pep treatment every night, started 2 days back. do i have to take them the same time every night? or as long its night time? i take them at 21:30
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Doesn't matter: Exact timing doesn't matter at all. The simplest approach is to take it at bedtime, wiht no worries if that varies from say 9 pm to 1 am. Once a day is what is important.
Answered 2/6/2020
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