Does touching the tablet with a damp hand reduce its effectiveness?

In the case of blister dents, the tablets inside can also be damaged (e.g. crushed), so it is worth paying attention to it. If the tablets look as they always do, then there is no reason to worry.

Dents without damage to the film are safe?

For example, damage to the film or dents.

How to understand blister damage? Open window?

For @Anonim: If the blister is not damaged, then there is no need to watch the contraceptive pills before taking them.

Is it not necessary to carefully view the tablet from two sides or is it not damaged before taking? Immediately put in your mouth without checking? I guess this is the reason for leaving a white mark on the finger because I want to check from two sides if everything is fine.

Thank you for your reply.

No, please do not take the extra tablet. If you have such a possibility, in order to avoid such a situation in the future, please squeeze the tablet out of the blister and administer it immediately from the blister to the mouth, without touching it with your fingers. The effectiveness of the drug should not be affected, but each time it will generate unnecessary stress.

So do not take an extra tablet? I always wipe my hands before taking it, but sometimes I still have time to sweat. If this situation occurs sometimes, will it affect the effectiveness?