HOUSE RULES

Locked. Labeled. Separate.

A room-by-room storage standard for preventing mistaken food, pet exposure, unauthorized access, and damaged products.

BEFORE YOU KEEP READING

Three facts that hold.

  1. Keep original child-resistant packaging
  2. Use a locked or secure location
  3. Separate cannabis from food and medicine

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Original packaging does several jobs.

It preserves identification, warnings, serving information, batch details, and child-resistant features. Moving gummies into a snack bag or tincture into an ordinary dropper bottle erases the information another household member needs. It also makes accidental use more likely.

Keep the label readable and close the package as directed after every use. Child resistant does not mean child proof.

Build a storage location around the household.

The right place is inaccessible to children, pets, guests, and anyone who has not agreed to use the product. A high cabinet may not be enough for a climbing child. A locked container adds a stronger barrier. Separate cannabis from pantry food, medicine, supplements, pet treats, and ordinary skincare.

Adults sharing a home should know which storage area contains cannabis without leaving it openly accessible.

Protect the product from the environment.

Heat, direct light, moisture, and unsecured batteries can damage cannabis products or devices. Follow product-specific temperature and orientation directions. Never leave cannabis in a hot car. Keep vape batteries and chargers in good condition and away from loose metal.

Dispose of products and electronics according to package, manufacturer, and local instructions. Do not flush cannabis or leave it where another person can retrieve it.

SOURCE REGISTER

Check the public record.

Reviewed 2026-08-14.
  1. Safer cannabis useNew York State Office of Cannabis Management
  2. Packaging, labeling, marketing, and advertising regulationsNew York State Office of Cannabis Management
  3. Cannabis and accidental exposurePoison Control

General educational information. This is not medical or legal advice.

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