Does the light from the night lamp reduce the effectiveness of Vibin?

Sorry, I didn't read this "if". The answer was to mean that the lamp could only affect by possibly heating the tablets. When placing them in a bedside table, away from the light source, there is no such possibility.

I understand, just to the question whether the light itself can affect the tablets, you answered "light from the night lamp yes" so I had doubts. Thank you for the clarification.

Please read our statements carefully in both this and your second entry. The answer to your question has already been given several times: https://www.gdziepolek.pl/opinie-i-pytania/76779/czy-taka-sytuacja-obnizyla-skutecznosc-tabletek The light from the lamp alone could possibly heat the tablets (e.g. in the case of a high-power lamp, direct location under the lamp). It does not contain UV light, which can damage the tablets.

So the light of the lamp itself can lower? Does such light contain UV rays?

Light from the bedside lamp yes. In contrast, m.in sunlight, UV lamp contain harmful UV radiation that can affect the breakdown of active substances in the contraceptive pill.

So the light itself can reduce the effectiveness or just the heating of tablets under the influence of light?