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A member asked:
Bc late one time by 9 hrs on day 3 of new pack,had sex 2days after(6 days b4 ovulation),pull out method used.is there any chance of pregnancy? backup?
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Not late : As long as pills are taken once per day the effectiveness is the same. A nine hour delay is not an issue
Answered 1/19/2016
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