What about travel? I recently went to Europe and my Rx bottles got scanned in the security machine thing. Then when I got to a different airport, they did random bag checks to physically see what items were really in there because they were afraid of plastic explosives. And well, in both of those instances, they'll see your pills if they're not in a bottle, and then they think you're a drug mule trying to test the waters or a druggie.

Also, if you get pulled over by the cops while you're driving because you're under the influence of prescription drugs and/or they have a drug sniffing dog, you're screwed.

You can bring your Rx papers with you when you travel or drive, but I don't think airport security or the cops know which drug is which. Then they take your drugs away from you and test them in a lab to see what they are, and that takes weeks. They're smart enough to know that the numbers/labels on your pills may be faked.

So whatever you do, PLEASE keep your original Rx bottles and save some of your meds in there in case you have to travel or drive.