Taking pills earlier is not really an issue; the concern for protection is only how many hours past 24 hours you go between pills, in order to maintain a steady supply of hormones into the system. You can change your pill-taking time earlier and keep it there with no worries.
Sometimes, for some women taking multiple pills very close together might make any side-effects a little more noticeable, but since there's a good 19 hour difference I don't think this will be an issue for you.
You'll still be fully protected against pregnancy after seven active pills (I know you're not planning on being sexually active for a couple weeks, but just in case anything happens before that. :) )
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Date: 2007-10-30 03:23 am (UTC)Sometimes, for some women taking multiple pills very close together might make any side-effects a little more noticeable, but since there's a good 19 hour difference I don't think this will be an issue for you.
You'll still be fully protected against pregnancy after seven active pills (I know you're not planning on being sexually active for a couple weeks, but just in case anything happens before that. :) )