Vaultz Locking Medicine Storage Box with Combination Lock, 3.75" x 11.88" x 5.25", Black (VZ03480)

The lock number dials move easily so it is easy to unlock. Easy to set code as well. The movable dividers are nice to customize the interior for your needs.

I bought this box because the demensions were perfect to fit in my safe. I use it to store collectable silver and gold coins. Love the black felt interior and adjustable dividers. Slabbed coins sit perfectly within the divided sections.

Got this to keep things like ibuprofen away from kids. It’s working well so far. The lock can be a little finicky at times. It isn’t incredibly sturdy… squeezing it hard enough can make the case part separate a little. At the same time, I don’t think it’s going to just fall apart on us.

Its exactly as advertised. With the 6 velcro dividers, you can make 7 rows of 4 pill bottles (standard prescription meds bottles from the pharmacy), for a total of 28 pill bottles, all standing up neatly in nice little rows. We don't have anywhere near that many prescription meds, so I probably should have bought a much smaller box, but thats on me and not the box, as the dimensions advertised are spot on. A word to other buyers -- if someone really wants to get into this box, they will. They could use a screwdriver on the hinges, or just steal the entire box and open it at their leisure. That said, if you want something that is foolproof, spend a few hundred bucks on a safe. The point of box this is that you won't have potentially harmful medications lying in easy reach of small children or others, where the potential for misuse exists. This box does that job just fine.

This is just what I needed to lock up medicine bottles. I did remove the dividers to make more room. The dividers are Velcro so you can keep them and adjust them if needed. The combo lock is simple to use.

I had high hopes for this seeing as it was exactly what i was looking for. Perfect size, sleek look, and secure enough to stop anyone from snooping casually. However the lock just stopped working after a week or so and i only opened it about four or five times. Even when the code is right and you can feel it unlock all the way, it just gets stuck and can only be pried open. Most reviewers seem to not have any problems but a good amount do, if youre lucky enough to get one that works then it would totally be worth the money. But i dont know what the chances are for receiving one that works. So far 0/1 and dont feel like trying my luck again.

This box is a LOW security product, and should be treated as such. If you are trying to protect opioids or other dangerous / narcotic medications from an adult, teenager, or child, this is not the box for you! If you are looking for something to dissuade casual snooping and nosy relatives, then keep reading.This is the 4th Vaultz product I have owned (the other 3 working fine after many years of light use) and is the first I have ever had an issue with (details below). Many other reviewers here have reported quality control issues before, and I can confirm that those do seem to happen from time to time, so if you purchase this product, be aware that you may have to exchange it if you get a lemon.Pros:- Affordable- Convenient / Easy to use- Available in a wide range of sizes, and in both keyed and combination styles- Nice appearance, both inside and out- Interiors are lined with fabric to prevent damaging contentsCons: (Details below on all of these)- Locks are extremely low security (this applies to both keyed and combination types, I've owned both)- Case itself is low security - appears to be made of thin MDF with an aluminum frame- Quality control issues appear frequentThe locks used in these cases are extremely easy to break into. The keyed locks are trivial to pick with something as simple as a bent paperclip (this is not an exaggeration) and can also be easily broken just by inserting a flat-head screwdriver and twisting hard. The combination locks can be decoded without any significant tools, and can also be bypassed completely and non-destructively with a butter knife (meaning someone who does not know the combination can open the case without leaving any signs of damage.)The case itself is not hardened and, although it would leave obvious damage, can simply be pried open with a screwdriver or other prying tool. The metal frame is made of aluminum and is relatively easy to bend, and the side panels themselves are only made of what appears to be fiberboard, and would be easy to cut through.Quality control is definitely an issue with this brand, with many reviewers here reporting locks that stop working after a few weeks, or never worked at all. The specific case I received did have an issue that prevented the lock from opening and closing (the latch was extremely hard to slide back and forth, and I couldn't slide it far enough to fully unlock. To fix this problem I opened the case using the previously mentioned butter-knife trick (thanks youtube!) Once the case was opened, I was able to shine a flashlight into the slot where the latch goes, and saw that adhesive / glue from when they applied the lining had gotten inside the lock and was gumming up the mechanism. I was able to use a pick to slice through and remove the glue from around the locking bar, and that freed everything up and the case works fine now.

Box is exactly what I wanted. But the Amazon Delivery Driver left it at my neighbor's front door and left her product at mine. He then took a picture of her small package at my front door and notified me that my Vaultz Box had been delivered. The addresses were correct, but I guess he hadn't learned to read.I should get a discount because I delivered both products for Amazon.