That’s the choice of your pharmacy/dispensary. Many such are able to dispense medications in plain old screw top containers if you are willing to sign a statement indicating there are no children *ever* in your home or in grasping range of your meds - and often an open, unlimited liability release. If you can’t detect the sting in the tail of that last one, well..... you probably voted for Hillary.
I am not belittling your physical afflictions, but I actually use those push-then-turn bottles as a quick and dirty filtration method for hale adults wanting to work with me. If someone is in perfect health, no disabilities affecting their ability to open one of those bottles with the instructions clearly printed on them yet can’t do so, they’re too stupid to be on my team/work for me.
Wow, people actually FAILED that little test?
My dad managed big teams on complex aerospace projects and hired lots of brilliant people, many with PhD degrees. His had a simple hiring filter, too. He’d ask a candidate he was interviewing what he would do if he was in a dirty room with a broom waiting for my dad (the interviewer) to show up to the interview. The right answer, of course, was “I’d get to work and start cleaning the place up.” People who weren’t ambitious enough to get to work doing something or were too stupid to not understand the true question had a big strike against them.