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@talj I don’t, I’ve not ever taken Plan B. How late varies, and it’s impossible to predict exactly how an individual will react to Plan B.

@xmysticgohanx You are using your pill as perfectly as you are able to. It is very unlikely you are pregnant.

@talj You can start taking birth control pills on any day. Just take the first pill in the pack and one pill per day, in order. Plan B works by delaying ovulation. Irregular bleeding and late periods are both common side effects.

@katrina2017 It’s linked in the side bar or in the about section.

@xmysticgohanx You also used withdrawal. This site shows combined efficacy of various methods.

@xmysticgohanx The pill is considered to be 99.7% effective with perfect use or 91% effective with typical use.

@xmysticgohanx The pill thins the lining of the uterus, so it’s possible to have minimal or even no bleeding while taking it. A pregnancy test is most accurate 3 weeks after sex, regardless of bleeding.

@jessie101 If you’re worried about it you can skip the placebos and or use a barrier method until you’ve taken the 8th active pill in the next pack. But 4 hours is still considered on time for combination pills.