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You receive a phone call in your pharmacy from a patient to whom you regularly dispense Noriday. She tells you that she forgot to take her pill today and that she has had unprotected sex since forgetting the pill. She asks your advice regarding missed doses and the period of time between pill due time and contraceptive failure. What is the correct answer for Noriday?
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