Is the medication “Abilify” considered a “Street Drug”?

Not that I have it, or sell it, I'm curious because…Eh, well, heres the story:
My aunt called me litterally about 5 minutes ago and asked me if Abilify was a street drug. I told her I wasn't sure, and asked her why. She responeded: “After I'd payed for my medication yesterday and brought it home, I realized that it was somebody else's (perscription). I thought that if it was a street drug, that by giving it to people who didn't need it, they would return it. Because they can't sell medication after somebody's had it, I figured it would hit the streets and children would purchase it.”
Is it a street drug? and what happens to medication after it has been returned to the store?

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Answer:
no, its not a street drug because no matter how many you take, you will not get high and it will not feel good. children only purchase pills if they’ll make them good. hope this helps!

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Answer:
No, Abilify is not regarded as a street drug.

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Answer:
No, Abilify isn’t a street drug.