Yes, I didn't mean that you needed to hide them.

I may be mixing up my nations, but I thought the only "drugs" customs asked about were "illegal narcotics, firearms, and explosives.". . .

If for some reason they decide to frisk you, an American student coming back from France (highly unlikely unless you are profileable) and ask about your meds, then you tell them the truth. . . they were prescribed. With the quantity you have described the absolute worst reprecussion would be that you lose your valium stash and are out the 5 bucks or whatever you paid for them.

Seriously. I'll bail you out of jail myself if you are put under arrest for 60 pills prescribed to you. Just PM me and let me know what airport you're coming into (um, offer Void on the West Coast, I don't have time to drive out there). Hell, I'll even spot you a few alpraz.

I don't know about the current situation, but I flew out of the US into C. Europe on September 27, 2001. I flew from C. Europe to Moscow and back for New Years and had my bags searched. I flew from C. Europe to US and back in Feb. 2002 and have obviously returned to the homeland since. After the September 27 flight, I purchased a pair of steel toed boots that set off every metal detector in the world. THis was not my intention, or course, but it did draw a little more attention to me/