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Technically, there is nothing keeping you from taking the pill whenever you want. The human body varies from person to person. However, if you have a schedule that calls for taking the pills a certain number of days in the week for example, and taking the pill on Tuesday would affect the treatment of the pill on your body, you should probably stick to your schedule. Ask your doctor, if you can, for a more detailed answer.
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