A lockable cap is a security feature for a medical prescription bottle. There is a dial locking mechanism that is attached to the cap and the dial locking mechanism and the cap can be attached or removed from the bottle only when the user has the correct combination on the dial lock. When the combination is incorrect, a mechanism including a dog plate within a cap portion, is disengaged and the inner cap cannot be removed from the bottle.

A container device and lock and method for locking the container device are disclosed. The container device may be a clam shell container which is secured with a twist on closure. This clam shell container allows for storage of items which are larger than the neck size of a twist-on closure. The container device may have wings on the side of the closure to secure a tight fit with a gasket to make the device water and smell resistant. This device can be used to secure items from unauthorized users. Medications are a common item which can be secured within this device.

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.

The present invention discloses a reusable lock and seal device for secure locking and sealing of containers. The device comprises an oval top with a scanning code, a rotary combination mechanism for code selection, reinforced sealing bars, and a latch for securing the lock to the container. The scanning code allows for easy identification and tracking, while the rotary combination ensures secure access control. The reinforced sealing bars create a tamper-resistant seal, and the latch securely fastens the lock to the container. The reusable nature of the device offers a cost-effective and eco-friendly solution compared to single-use seals. The invention addresses the limitations of traditional locking methods by providing enhanced security, tracking capabilities, and operational efficiency for various industries, including transportation, logistics, supply chain management, and e-commerce.

A clam shell cover cap device is a lockable closure which fits over existing medication vials used in the pharmacy and medical industries. It comes preset, with a random combination. The combination is marked with an indicator sticker. The clam Shell Cover Cap may be used to lock a vial.