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is it still "child proof"?

• geoduck14 5y ago
  >is it still "child proof"? I'm a dad, and I have a soapbox to stand on and talk about child proof container. I have memories of my young children discovering over-the-counter pills and rat poison. BUT, there is a distinct population of people who don't need or want child proof pill protection, and they should be served, too.
  • vmception 5y ago
    I'm not advocating for anything, I am wondering if there were design compromises necessary in a pure boolean fashion (which will then lead to wondering if both audiences can be served adequately with one single design)
    • geoduck14 5y ago
      That makes sense. I'm always interested in solutions that can meet two very different groups at the same time
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• dreamcompiler 5y ago
  I used to work in a drug store. An older gentleman used to come in and say "Don't put my prescriptions in child-proof bottles because I don't have any children at home to open them for me."