The present invention relates to a marijuana roach clip cutting and storage device for medical and or recreational marijuana. The marijuana roach clip cutting and storage device relates to certain useful improvements in marijuana roach clip storage, and the primary objective of the present invention is to provide a useful configuration in which the marijuana roach clips are safely cut, stored and subsequently used for future medical or recreational use.

A cannabis storage assembly for storing objects related to cannabis consumption and playing music includes a box that has a pair of drawers each slidably integrated into the box and a lid hingedly coupled to the box for opening and closing the box. An audio unit is integrated into the lid and the audio unit emits audible sounds when the audio unit is turned on. A set of first light emitters is each integrated into the lid and each of the first light emitters is oriented to emit light upwardly from the lid. A set of second light emitters is each integrated into the lid and each of the second light emitters is oriented to emit light downwardly from the lid.

A cannabis storage assembly for storing objects related to cannabis consumption and playing music includes a box that has a pair of drawers each slidably integrated into the box and a lid hingedly coupled to the box for opening and closing the box. An audio unit is integrated into the lid and the audio unit emits audible sounds when the audio unit is turned on. A set of first light emitters is each integrated into the lid and each of the first light emitters is oriented to emit light upwardly from the lid. A set of second light emitters is each integrated into the lid and each of the second light emitters is oriented to emit light downwardly from the lid.

A method and system for authenticating a variety of consumer products is provided. The system includes a plurality of near field communication (NFC) tags configured for coupling to a variety of consumer products, the tags programmed to provide identifying data associated with a single consumer product to an NFC-capable mobile computing device, a central database for storing said data, a server communicably connected to a communications network and configured to access the database, and a mobile application executing on a mobile computing device, configured to read said identifying data from the NFC tag, read an image marker from the consumer product, communicate said identifying data to the server, and view 3D renderings of the consumer product.

A method and system for authenticating a variety of consumer products is provided. The system includes a plurality of near field communication (NFC) tags configured for coupling to a variety of consumer products, the tags programmed to provide identifying data associated with a single consumer product to an NFC-capable mobile computing device, a central database for storing said data, a server communicably connected to a communications network and configured to access the database, and a mobile application executing on a mobile computing device, configured to read said identifying data from the NFC tag, read an image marker from the consumer product, communicate said identifying data to the server, and view 3D renderings of the consumer product.

A method for authenticating a consumer product includes coupling a near field communication (NFC) tag to a consumer product, wherein said NFC tag includes a printed representation of a unique product code (UPC), coupling a physical element to the consumer product wherein the physical element includes a visible printed representation of the UPC, executing an application on a computing device for reading an identifier from the NFC tag, transmitting it to a server, and displaying a UPC received from the server, such that a user may determine if the UPC that was received matches the printed representation of the UPC, and wherein the server is configured for receiving the identifier and transmitting the UPC associated with the identifier in a database record.

A method for authenticating a consumer product includes coupling a near field communication (NFC) tag to a consumer product, wherein said NFC tag includes a printed representation of a unique product code (UPC), coupling a physical element to the consumer product wherein the physical element includes a visible printed representation of the UPC, executing an application on a computing device for reading an identifier from the NFC tag, transmitting it to a server, and displaying a UPC received from the server, such that a user may determine if the UPC that was received matches the printed representation of the UPC, and wherein the server is configured for receiving the identifier and transmitting the UPC associated with the identifier in a database record.

A method for confirming regulatory entity registration of a consumer product and verifying age of a user of the consumer product includes coupling a radio frequency tag to the consumer product, storing in a database a record for each of a plurality of consumer products, and a record for each of a plurality of consumers, executing an application on a computing device for reading identifying data from the radio frequency tag and transmitting said data to a server that accesses a record in the database that corresponds to the product and transmitting a confirmation of regulatory entity registration of the consumer product to the application, wherein the application further reads user identification data and transmits it to the server which calculates an age of the user based on the user identification data, and if the age of the user is above a predefined age, then storing the user identification data.

A method for confirming regulatory entity registration of a consumer product and verifying age of a user of the consumer product includes coupling a radio frequency tag to the consumer product, storing in a database a record for each of a plurality of consumer products, and a record for each of a plurality of consumers, executing an application on a computing device for reading identifying data from the radio frequency tag and transmitting said data to a server that accesses a record in the database that corresponds to the product and transmitting a confirmation of regulatory entity registration of the consumer product to the application, wherein the application further reads user identification data and transmits it to the server which calculates an age of the user based on the user identification data, and if the age of the user is above a predefined age, then storing the user identification data.

A cigar cabinet includes a refrigerating assembly and a humidifying assembly. The humidifying assembly includes a water collecting trough, a drain trough and a guide trough. The guide trough is located under the refrigerating assembly. The drain trough and the water collecting trough are arranged on a bottom wall of the cigar cabinet with a partition arranged therebetween. The height of the partition is less than that of the side wall of the water collecting trough, or the partition defines a passage connecting the drain trough and the water collecting trough, and the bottom height of the passage is less than the side wall height of the water collecting trough. The drain trough defines a drain hole for discharging liquid to thereby prevent condensed water overflowing from the water collecting trough, and the water collecting though without drain hole can store water to keep the humidity inside the cigar cabinet.