Probably OK...: Most contraceptive pills ask that you do not store them in temperatures over 77 degrees. Hormones can denature at high temperatures; however, A single, short exposure to 84 degrees isn't likely to keep them from working. I wouldn't make a habit of this. Your pill should come with a package insert that gives the storage temperature recommendations. If worried get a new pill pack. Best wishes!
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