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"Childproof" medicine vials at Target
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GoldenRod
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"Childproof" medicine vials at Target
We keep all medicine out of reach of DC, but the Target ones are a cool shape and color, so I took off the stickers, and gave a few empty bottles to 4yo DS to play with. Apparently, it's very easy for a 4yo to remove the "childproof" tops on those things.... Luckily, I found that out with empty ones, and not ones with anything in them....
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Posted 9/15/07 2:35 PM |
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Re: "Childproof" medicine vials at Target
that can't be good!
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Posted 9/15/07 2:52 PM |
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nrthshgrl
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Re: "Childproof" medicine vials at Target
Yet another reason never to say medicine is candy.
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Posted 9/15/07 3:05 PM |
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sassrph
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Member since 4/07 834 total posts
Name: In Love with my Child
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Re: "Childproof" medicine vials at Target
wow that's scary good to know
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Posted 9/15/07 7:01 PM |
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pharmcat2000
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Re: "Childproof" medicine vials at Target
Just a little pharmacy trivia: those "childproof" vials are supposed to be designed to keep a child of 7 years old or under out of the bottle for at least 5 minutes. Yup, that's the test. They aren't really childPROOF, they are really just child "slowers" .
Message edited 9/15/2007 11:11:48 PM.
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Posted 9/15/07 11:11 PM |
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GoldenRod
10 years on LIF!

Member since 11/06 26792 total posts
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Re: "Childproof" medicine vials at Target
Posted by pharmcat2000
Just a little pharmacy trivia: those "childproof" vials are supposed to be designed to keep a child of 7 years old or under out of the bottle for at least 5 minutes. Yup, that's the test. They aren't really childPROOF, they are really just child "slowers" .
Took my 4yo much less than 5 minutes... They aren't really "slowers", just another cap to open.... The regular caps are actually safer, since I can crank those things really tight, and there's no way he has the strength to open them. The "child resistant" ones can't be tightened.
This was mainly a PSA to remind everyone to keep medicine out of reach, even with the "safety" caps.
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Posted 9/16/07 1:43 PM |
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