Good places to hide medication in a house?

[Anonymous]

I have been taking prescribed medication for just over 2 weeks. I'm going back home from university in another 2 weeks for the Christmas holidays. It's very inconvenient and difficult to tell my family about my medication, so I have to hide it from them. Does anyone know of good hiding places?

[Izumiblu]

Put it inside a pack of feminine hygiene products or put it inside something like a midol over the counter pain killer for pms or something like that :) and then keep it in with your toiletries. They'll never find it there.

[Asker]

Ahhhh that's a good one! Thanks! :)

[Agirlwithalemon]

It would be best just to tell them. Family shouldn't hide secrets from one another, especially if you said it's for medical reasons. Is there any reason why you're keeping it a secret?

[Asker]

I'm hiding it because I tried to talk to my family before about it but they didn't want me to get professional help for religious reasons. So they'll be really mad that I ended up getting help

[Agirlwithalemon]

Ah. Okay. I understand now. I would personally keep it in the same compartment I put my underwear or nightwear, that should be well enough. And if they want to snoop, seeing your underwear should deter them. Hopefully your family's not nuts. :)

[Asker]

Haha thanks! :)

[Wonderer89]

If you've been given medication by a doctor just keep it in your purse or luggage. If your family is going through those you have a bigger problem

[Asker]

Yeah I thought about my handbag but they might go in it to look for something. And luggage too 😂

[Wonderer89]

In a side pocket would give it a bit more discretion and give you more time to grab it off them lol

[Asker]

Haha yeah, I thought about a zippy bit I have inside my bag. I might try that, thanks :)

[beez1717]

Just keep it with your toothbrush etc.

[zombiebabe]

hide em in place that are right in front of them... they won't notice

[Anonymous]

If you're a drug addict, your family deserves to know.

[Asker]

Hi, it's not drug addiction, it's prescribed medication for a health issue