Is it possible to drink a contraceptive pill with water that has stood in the sun for an hour/one and a half?

As I have already mentioned, I do not find studies that would analyze the effect of stagnant water in the sun on the effectiveness of strictly contraceptive pills, so I will not quote your results, because I have not found any. It seems that in the case of the concerns you present, it is rational to drink medicines with water that has not been exposed to sunlight. A single drink of stagnant water in the sun for 1-1.5 hours certainly does not bring harm to the body, and regular drinking of such water, in fact, seems to be not a very good practice, because harmful substances can penetrate from the bottle into the water, e.g. bisphenol A (it depends on what the bottle is made of). It should be remembered that water - like medicines - contains information on the packaging that it should be stored in a dry and cool place.

I read on the Internet that under the influence of the sun harmful substances penetrate from a plastic bottle into water. I do not know if this is true and that's why I wanted to ask if it affects the effectiveness and the body?