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Are the white pills the active (there are 21 active pills) or inactive (there are 7 inactives). If it is an inactive, forget it, you don't need to take them anyway. If it is an active, I would just take one active pill every day (forget the day labels) and tell your doctor when you go to get your next script for additional instructions.