What is Reddit's opinion of SentrySafe Fireproof Safe Box with Key Lock, Chest Safe for Home with Fire-Resistant Security, 0.18 Cubic Feet, 6.1 x 14.3 x 11.2 Inches, 1210?

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>THC isn't activated without being heated so it really wouldn't cause them any harm.

It's important parents understand this. The packaging for dry flower, albeit wasteful, tells us:

• the THC amount (before 'activation') which is usually on the scale of 2mg/g, or 0.2% THC if ingested.
• and the Total THC amount (after 'activation') which has an average 200mg/g, or 20% THC if inhaled.

If your kid eats your bud, it's literally going to be 100x less powerful. They'll be tired, maybe hungry, but nowhere near high.

>childproof packaging for [insert any object]

Can't beat versatility though! :D

I have a small fire-resistant lockbox that I keep a backup Yubikey, flash drive, and a few important documents in.

If someone's really intent on getting in to it, they can. But having pulled one of these out of a house that burned down, they're awfully handy if you need to get to insurance and financial accounts sooner than you can get to a safety deposit box at a bank.

But if you're just looking to hide it, there are lots of stash cans that will work. I like this one, because the packaging of the actual product doesn't change often, and nobody will accidentally grab a can of tire foam from my garage the same way someone might with a soda can hidden in the refrigerator.

https://www.amazon.com/SentrySafe-Resistant-Chest-Cubic-1210/dp/B008HZUI34