Good morning. I use the Microgynon 21 contraceptive pill. On August 15-17, I was away from home. On August 15, I made a several-hour journey in a car with the air conditioning on. I kept the blister of contraceptive pills along with other medications in a separate sachet in a bag, which I placed on the floor on the passenger side. For the duration of the journey on Thursday and on the day of return, i.e. August 17, the temperature in the car was suitable for storing medicines. What if, on Thursday, I left my bag in the car for one hour and the temperature outside oscillated between 25-28 degrees? For the next two days, I carried the pills in my bag with me, because I knew that during my hikes I would find the time at which I was taking the pills. One day it was 10 hours out of the room, and the next day it was 5 hours. I will also add that on August 16-17 I had two intercourses without additional protection, but my partner ended up outside each time. Should I be worried that my contraceptive protection has been compromised?