This application is directed to a Wireless Controlled Locking Jar with Integrated Vacuum Pump. More particularly, this application provides a wireless controlled lock on a jar lid having a built-in electrically powered vacuum pump and lid gasket which acts to lock the jar from unauthorized access by pulling a vacuum within the jar making it impossible to open the lid. The locking jar may be used to keep contents secure and fresh, and also out of the reach of children or other unauthorized individuals as it employs the user's Wi-Fi connected or Bluetooth paired smartphone or other device, in combination with a smartphone or other device software application, to lock and open the jar and allow access to the contents inside. By using the paired device and software application, the jar may be locked and unlocked by the user from any location.

A security system includes a bag having a first end and a collar at a second end; a string inside the collar that is tightened after delivery of a product in the bag; a bag lock coupled to the collar to securely close the collar; a strap coupled to the first end; and a block coupled to the strap, the block secured to a surface of a door jamb. During use, in another aspect, a security method to secure delivery of a product includes attaching a bag to a secured structure, the bag having a bottom and a collar at a top portion; a string inside the collar that is tightened after delivery of a product in the bag, the bag having a hook and two adjacent straps; placing the product into the bag upon delivering the product; securing the product by closing the collar and locking the collar with a lock to secure the bag; and clipping the bag to a receptable in the secured structure and wrapping the straps around the secured structure.

A security system includes a bag having a first end and a collar at a second end; a string inside the collar that is tightened after delivery of a product in the bag; a bag lock coupled to the collar to securely close the collar; a strap coupled to the first end; and a block coupled to the strap, the block secured to a surface of a door jamb. During use, in another aspect, a security method to secure delivery of a product includes attaching a bag to a secured structure, the bag having a bottom and a collar at a top portion; a string inside the collar that is tightened after delivery of a product in the bag, the bag having a hook and two adjacent straps; placing the product into the bag upon delivering the product; securing the product by closing the collar and locking the collar with a lock to secure the bag; and clipping the bag to a receptable in the secured structure and wrapping the straps around the secured structure.

A lockable medicine container includes a canister having a closed bottom end, an opposite top end defining an access opening, a surrounding wall between the bottom end and the access opening, and an interior volume within the surrounding wall. A radially inwardly extending ledge protrudes from the surrounding wall along at least a portion of a perimeter of the access opening. A lid is removably covering the access opening on the top end. A locking ring is rotatably and non-removably secured to the lid and is rotatable between a locked position and an unlocked position. The locked position is when the locking ring is engaged with the ledge to prevent removal of the lid from the canister. The unlocked position is when the locking ring is disengaged from the ledge to allow removal of the lid from the canister. A lock member is connected to the locking ring to permit selectively moving the locking ring between the locked position and unlocked position.

Provided herein are medication tracking and securement devices, systems, platforms, and methods configured to be used with or in place of commercial standard medicine bottles. The wireless tracking and communications elements of the present disclosure are configured to prevent medication theft, overdosing, medication loss, and prescription noncompliance.

Provided herein are medication tracking and securement devices, systems, platforms, and methods configured to be used with or in place of commercial standard medicine bottles. The wireless tracking and communications elements of the present disclosure are configured to prevent medication theft, overdosing, medication loss, and prescription noncompliance.

A lockable container for securing items or objects, the container including a first element, which may include a cylindrical member and a retainer for capturing two or more rotatable rings on the cylindrical member, and a second element, which is mateable with the first element, cooperating with the rings to close an open end of the cylindrical member of the first element.

The present disclosure generally relates to reusable containers having a locking feature and geographic location tracking capabilities. In particular, the present disclosure relates reusable containers having a locking feature and geographic location tracking capabilities for autonomous delivery of goods.

The present invention relates to a lockable lunchbox made of metal mesh and plastic. The lunchbox comprising a container for storing food items, snacks, beverages and more. The container can be mounted with removable dividers for sorting and separately storing items. A lid pivotally coupled to the container for closing the container using a latch and catch hook. A padlock is used for locking the lid for preventing unauthorized access to the stored items in the container. In some embodiments, a PIN keypad or a fingerprint scanner can be used and the lid has a fold flush handle for easy handling of the lunchbox and storage in a stacked configuration. The lunchbox has a compact design and can be used at school, offices, and more for safely and securely storing and transporting lunch items.

A container closure node system includes a closure chassis coupling device that couples to a container closure for a container aperture. The closure chassis coupling device includes a first plate member that includes a first securing element and a second securing element. The closure chassis coupling device also includes a second plate member that includes a third securing element that is configured to couple to the first securing element and a fourth securing element that is configured to couple to the second securing element. At least one of the first plate member and the second plate member includes a container closure engagement member that is configured to engage the container closure to prevent rotational movement of the closure chassis coupling device relative to the container closure when the third securing element is coupled with the first securing element and the fourth securing element is coupled with the second securing element.