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Can heat waves affect how well the pill works?

  • Most medicines, including many contraceptive pills, should be stored below specific temperatures, often below 25 degrees Celsius, to maintain effectiveness.
  • Combined contraceptive pills containing estrogen and progestogen usually need storage below 25 degrees, while others require storage below 30 degrees.
  • Contraceptive pills may need to be kept in their original packaging to protect them from light and moisture.
  • Exposure to heat, such as leaving pills in parked cars or humid places, can reduce their potency and users should consult pharmacists if unsure.
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Can heat waves affect how well the pill works?

A pharmacists warns that heat gradually speeds up the natural processes that cause a medicine to break down over time.

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