is it safe to take a diet pill, but decide to try a different kind the next day?
914205
They are not a good thing to take at all so I will say no.
488652
The best person who can talk to you about diet pills is a doctor.  Diet pills vary in their accuracy from person to person.  It's best to make an appointment with your doctor and sit down and discuss your weight and your worries with him/her and let them help you design a diet that will work best for your body.  Nobody can assist you truly in the methods of diet pills better than a doctor.
38964
NONE!! Diet pills make you feel horrible and they dont even work!
474753
No diet pill is effective in the long term. Just admit to yourself that you have to eat less and exercise more. Your mental strength will thank you for it.
928433
you can switch any day, but no later than the day when you would have stopped your sugar pills and started back on active pills had you stayed on the ortho tri-cyclen lo (that day would probably be best if you don't want to interrupt your cycle too much). Because they are both hormonal methods the switch shouldn't be too bad. I would use a backup method for 7 days just to err on the side of caution, but in theory you should be protected immediately.
767146
ALL diet pills are bad news.  Lose weight using diet and exercise, pills are not a solution.
1093799
There is NO safe or effective diet pill.  Take a look at phen/fen and ephedra, they worked at losing wieght and giving you a heart attack.  The best and only safely proven way is eating in moderation and exercise.  I wish there was a magic pill, but it does not exist yet.  And dont believe any ad or commercial saying otherwise
769584
I take my pill at the same time everyday, but sometimes I take it late for various reasons.  You'll be fine as long as you don't skip one whole day.
836660
I wouldn't use them as some pills can be bad for your digestive system and other systems to. If you want to lose weight eat healthily and exercise.
228703
No, not a single diet pill is approved by the FDA.  They haven't gone through the rigorous safety and health tests that medicines normally have to go through.  Trimspa might provide immediate effects, but you don't know what the side effects or long-term effects are going to be.
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PythonPrincess was correct, but it may not be a stronger pill that you need. There are different types of pills that work a bit differently, and many women find (along with the help of their physicians) that they will need to experiment to find what works best.  3 months is really too early to tell.  I would at least wait 6 months, and keep track of any other side effects that might occur.  If you miss a pill and need to double up on it, it is safe but can mess up your schedule.
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Whats the hype about new diet pills?  Well the truth is they are not a long term solution. Most of them are effective for most people in some sort of temporary weight loss but are not a substitute for long term healthy eating and exercise.\nAre some more effective than others?  None of them are really EFFECTIVE, because they are not a long term solution. They may temporarily help you lose weight but when you are off of them, or your body builds up tolerance to them, then you gain it back.\n\nLosing weight is not losing weight if you gain it back.\n\nThat’s what diet pills do, why do you think there is a new popular one every few months. Now if you wonder if there are any good supplements and my answer is yes. There are some supplements that you can take that can enhance a very healthy diet and fitness program and help you to stay committed to it.\n\nI could type all out or you can read more information about an effective plan for losing weight in my source link.\n\nhttp://www.jtfit.com/diet-pills/
912615
nothing very serious happened...continue your diet (tip: for 2 days drink more water).......but chemical diets must not take much long in order not to put in danger yourself
383847
Yes, diet pills can be very dangerous if they aren't taken responsibly, and there can be some serious side effects.  If you want to lose weight, I would consult a doctor or nutritionist to help you come up with a weight loss plan.  (although I don't think a person's weight is very important, it only becomes an issue if it effects your health.)
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Yes, you can just stay taking them in the morning, you don't need to wait until the start of the next pack. And you shouldn't actually need to take any extra precautions as long as you took the pills within 12 hours (which you did), unless it's the mini-pill (progesterone only).
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No diet pills really work. Read the labels...they ALL say the same thing. Something along the lines of "if you take this pill with a calorie-reduced diet and regular exercise, you MAY lose weight." Even the so-called natural ones carry dangers with them that are not worth it.\n\nThere's only one safe way to lose weight effectively, and that is to eat a LITTLE less (by 200-400 calories) than the amount of calories you need to use in a day. If you eat too much less, you body goes into fat storage mode, and your attempts at starving yourself will backfire, as you will get fat quickly again when you start eating again. \n\nGo to the site below to get info on how many calories you need in a day. You can enter your personal information and get a free report.\n\nGo to weight watchers if you really want an effective way to lose weight and keep it off.
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How about not buying twinkies and not letting your kid play video games all day?  Diet pills are such a cop out.  Diet pills just make you think you are doing the right thing.  Teach the kid while they are young it'a lifestyle that they have to stick to, like brushing your teeth in the morning.