Are such conditions suitable for storing contraceptive pills?

For @Ola: The blister protects the tablets from moisture, so if most of the time the humidity is not significantly overstated, then there is no reason to worry about the effectiveness of contraception.

Hello. I live by the lake, and recently I have the opportunity to check the air humidity in some rooms. Anti-two-component tablets store on the shelf in the bedroom, where the temperature is not more than 23 degrees, but the humidity once in a while exceeds 71-73%. Mainly it is 60% - I will add that all tablets are in the blister and in the package, they are not pulled out to the organizers, etc. Could their effectiveness be reduced in the range of 70-75% humidity? If I bought a usually resealable box, gave pills and a small bag of moisture absorber, would it solve the matter, or is there no need to be so stressed? On the prescription of the drug the only information I found is the temperature max 30 degrees. And the information about humidity I accidentally came up on the forum and began to worry whether the drug in my case is weakened Please answer, because I'm terribly worried

Humidity is adequate. It should not exceed 70%.

And isn't the humidity too high? Apparently, moisture also affects the effectiveness of tablets.