For this, you can just drop your whole small bottle into a childproof medicine bottle. IMO this is more secure than a childproof cap with a rubber dropper that can be pulled/chewed out. That is what we do when someone opts for childproofing. The pharmacies do that with things like Rx eyedrops, too.
My 2 year old found my juice...
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For this, you can just drop your whole small bottle into a childproof medicine bottle. IMO this is more secure than a childproof cap with a rubber dropper that can be pulled/chewed out. That is what we do when someone opts for childproofing. The pharmacies do that with things like Rx eyedrops, too.
The first (though surely not the only) vendor that comes to mind is EliquidPlanet. They have the 10ml bottles and all have the YNDK lids with child resistant caps.
Effective, adjustable, adaptable, portable, cheap. My son son still runs at the sound of velcro fasteners.....
Exactly what i was thinking
We do not need fuel to the fire!!
True, negative press is not what we need for sure, but kids have been getting into things they shouldn't since the dawn of time. If I had kids, I'd leave the all of the ecig implements in a locked box and only carry the ecig I was using that day.
It is more easy for a kid to open a Child-proof bottle than it is for more adults , any kid is better with the new electronic divices than any of us, so we have to be very carefull about Child-proof divices
Shivadance,
I just haven't been able to find those empty bottles... I do love the idea of a larger, truly childproof bottle!
I just haven't been able to find those empty bottles... I do love the idea of a larger, truly childproof bottle!
i'll do you one better, check Office Depot, i got one of those cheaper than wally world!! (for that size).
i believe for once, Office Depot does have better prices on similar Vaultz brand lock boxes.
so yes, everyone, get a darn lock box for your juices and equipment and keep it away from pets and kids.
I implore everyone with children to act responsibly. I don't blame the two year old at all. I blame the parent. Your kid could easily have eaten an analog and gotten very ill. Treat your liquid like what it is, and keep it away from children. Childproof products don't insure anything except false security and lull parents into complacency.
We aren't responsible for your kid. You are.
For those who say a child that age needs to be watched every single second, I absolutely agree. However, we are all human, and it is amazing how quickly those little demons can move when you turn your back for a second.
And for those who note we have tons of caustic, toxic chemicals in our homes, true enough. However, bleach doesn't smell good and probably isn't nearly as tempting to taste as Peace Cobbler e-liquid. Let's face it . . . most of the stuff we vape smells good.
Fortunately, I'm past the little one stage. My 16 year old and 20 year old aren't all that interested in my e-liquids. However, I do have a young nephew (4) whom I watch from time to time, and when he comes, all my stuff gets put into a box and then put on the highest shelf in my study, a room in the basement where no kids are allowed . . . and then I watch him like a hawk.
If I had a little one underfoot, I'd be locking up my supply in one of those lock-boxes folks have posted about. For the liquid I would be using at that particular moment, the bottle itself would be placed in a large, child-proof pill container. I went to my pharmacy and asked to buy a large container--he found out what I wanted it for and gave it to me for free. It's such a pain, though, that I only use it when my nephew is around.
I think it'd be great if suppliers offered child-proof packaging as an option for those who wish to pay more. Frankly, I'm not interested in having child-proof containers for all of my e-liquids. Too much of a hassle. But if I had a little one, I'd want it and, like the OP, I'd be willing to pay for it.
And for those who note we have tons of caustic, toxic chemicals in our homes, true enough. However, bleach doesn't smell good and probably isn't nearly as tempting to taste as Peace Cobbler e-liquid. Let's face it . . . most of the stuff we vape smells good.
Fortunately, I'm past the little one stage. My 16 year old and 20 year old aren't all that interested in my e-liquids.
However, I do have a young nephew (4) whom I watch from time to time, and when he comes, all my stuff gets put into a box and then put on the highest shelf in my study, a room in the basement where no kids are allowed . . . and then I watch him like a hawk. If I had a little one underfoot, I'd be locking up my supply in one of those lock-boxes folks have posted about. For the liquid I would be using at that particular moment, the bottle itself would be placed in a large, child-proof pill container. I went to my pharmacy and asked to buy a large container--he found out what I wanted it for and gave it to me for free.
It's such a pain, though, that I only use it when my nephew is around.I think it'd be great if suppliers offered child-proof packaging as an option for those who wish to pay more. Frankly, I'm not interested in having child-proof containers for all of my e-liquids. Too much of a hassle. But if I had a little one, I'd want it and, like the OP, I'd be willing to pay for it.
none idiots are idiots sometimes.. so you were an idiot if only for a short time..
i would put the onus on the user to keep it out of the way of their kids.. not so called child proof containers..
the stuff is a deadly poison if ingested treat it as such..
trog
i would put the onus on the user to keep it out of the way of their kids.. not so called child proof containers..
the stuff is a deadly poison if ingested treat it as such..
trog
We need to take responsibility for our own actions not put the onus on suppliers, in all things not just vaping.
Whilst we do underestimate the amazing feats our offspring manage there must be a shelf or cupboard high enough in the house that ensures that they are out of reach.
My 7 year old is under no illusions, she knows if she touches my vaping kit she'll not be sitting down for a while.
Whilst we do underestimate the amazing feats our offspring manage there must be a shelf or cupboard high enough in the house that ensures that they are out of reach.
My 7 year old is under no illusions, she knows if she touches my vaping kit she'll not be sitting down for a while.
wow, scary stuff, glad everything is ok, I was wondering though, do you smoke your ecig in front of your daughter, I have a 6mo, and i never smoked analogs around her ( i actually went to quite extensive lengths to ensure she didn't have to be around or smell it, a futile task of course, but i tried) but ecigs are safe and dont stink, personally i dont vape within her eyeshot, I know it makes me a hypocrite but i dont want her thinking smoking (or vaping) is ok.
I laugh at people who make posts like this. You know a screenshot of the OP will end up on some news station, right?
Think a little bit, please.
Also, I wouldn't like to spend $1 more per bottle because you can't remember to put your bottles away.
But seriously, glad she's OK.
Think a little bit, please.
Also, I wouldn't like to spend $1 more per bottle because you can't remember to put your bottles away.
But seriously, glad she's OK.
I wonder if we should be applying the same 'logic' to other household items (bleach, drain cleaner, window cleaner, rubbing alcohol etc.). Let's not go overboard here. Watch your children, by all means, but exercise some restraint in reacting to these situations.
i am sure glad that ended up good !
i will make sure to keep my juice out of reach of my 7 children .
i will make sure to keep my juice out of reach of my 7 children .
Yikes. I am glad I don't have 7 of those rug rats running loose.
I have enough fun with one 5 year old.
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