Responses (1) No, an hour or two either way is no big deal. You want to try to take it at roughly the same time of day like say you pick 5pm, you want to try to take it most days between 4pm and 6pm but as long as you take a pill each day, it really doesnt make an appreciable difference.
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1 Abstain or use condoms for 7 days.  If you are less than 24 hours late: Take the missed pill right away. Take your next pill at the regular time. If this is during the first week of your pill pack, you will need emergency contraception and condoms for 7 days.
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1 Take your next pill at the regular time. If this is during the first week of your pill pack, you will need emergency contraception and condoms for 7 days. *Click here for emergency contraception information.  If you are 24 hours late: Take the missed pill and today's pill at the same time.
http://www.vpul.upenn.edu/shs/pills.php
The pill is a prescription method of birth control. It consists of a month-long series of pills containing synthetic hormones – progesterone with or without estrogen (without is the mini pill) – that are taken every day.
http://www.pamf.org/teen/sex/birthcontrol/bcpill.html
Although you should take the pill at roughly the same time of day, it is not considered missing the pill unless you forget to take the pill for the whole day. If you miss any hormone pills, you need a backup method of birth control (such as condom) for the rest of the month.
http://www.pamf.org/teen/sex/birthcontrol/bcpill.html
What to do if you miss any of the 21 hormonal pills. 1  Use back up contraception: taking a pill even 12 hours late may decrease your protection against pregnancy. Abstain or use condoms for 7 days.  If you are less than 24 hours late: Take the missed pill right away. Take your next pill at the regular time. If this is during the first week of your pill pack, you will need emergency contraception and condoms for 7 days. *Click here for emergency contraception information.
http://www.vpul.upenn.edu/shs/pills.php
1 If you miss any hormone pills, you need a backup method of birth control (such as condom) for the rest of the month.  If you miss one hormone pill: take it with the current day's pill (2 total) as soon as you remember.
http://www.pamf.org/teen/sex/birthcontrol/bcpill.html
The pamphlet says that you need to take the pill at the same time daily. How important is it to take it at the EXACT same time? I took one of my pills three hours late, Ive never missed a dose though. Does this mean that I was unprotected from preventing a pregnancy because I was late?
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What to do if you miss any of the 21 hormonal pills. 1  Use back up contraception: taking a pill even 12 hours late may decrease your protection against pregnancy. 2  If you are less than 24 hours late: Take the missed pill right away.  If you are 24 hours late: Take the missed pill and today's pill at the same time.
http://www.vpul.upenn.edu/shs/pills.php
Most women discover a missed pill when they go to take the next days pill and in that event , it IS a missed pill so you would go ahead and take both at the same time and use back up ( condoms ) for the next seven days ( or abstain if you prefer ) If you miss two pills , you are at a higher risk for ovulation and so you take two pills the day you ...
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what is considered a missed pill
If you miss any hormone pills then you need a backup method of birth control  for the rest of the month.