Does blister damage affect the effectiveness of birth control pills?

For @Gabriela: The effectiveness of the tablet will be preserved.

So even though today at 7 taking a tablet vines because I take this every day unintentionally tore off this film from half a tablet of tomorrow which I will also take tomorrow at 7 is this tablet somehow less effective? Or will be reduced effectiveness and despite everything I still do not have to use condom additions if jureo I want to have intercourse?

For @Gabriela: The effectiveness of the tablet will not be reduced - one day of storage in a violated blister will not affect its properties.

And what if today opening the window unintentionally opened me in the middle of the window for tomorrow . I take vines tablets and no half I have it open for tomorrow and now I'm worried that if jureo I take this pill and it comes to intercourse it can somehow obnzuyc effective. So please answer what in such a situation or do I have to use condoms for 7 days and jka very much if at all decreased effectiveness?

Thank you very much for your answers 🙂

After 12 hours, it no longer makes sense to take an additional tablet. Either way, if you have doubts about the effectiveness of the pill you have taken, I would recommend using an additional method of contraception for the next 7 days.

And if I did not take this Wednesday tablet from the spare blister yesterday, can I still take it today and use additional protection if more than 12 hours have passed?

If you think that the blister was damaged shortly before taking the tablet, then its properties should be preserved.

The tablet was whole, not damaged. It did not change the appearance or taste. It was probably minimally open for 24 hours. The blister window was not completely open. If you do not take the tablet from the spare blister, should you use additional protection for 7 days?