Why having a stashbox in your car and home is a must-have now with the new marijuana laws

As cannabis becomes more and more available, the idea of ​​a stash box is becoming as popular as the liquor cabinet.

At the very least, this Virginia couple saw an opportunity to take advantage of the law that says cannabis must be stored in a car in a sealed container in the trunk of the car.

And so they created a “stashbox” that can ensure that Virginians stay within the bounds of the law and eliminate possible confusion with law enforcement.

While I’m not going to focus on their product in this article, I thought it would be worth mentioning how people can participate in the cannabis industry in parallel and solve problems within the industry.

In this article, I’m going to talk about the importance of stashboxes in the home and in the car, especially as cannabis becomes more popular and available over time.

The advantages of the stashbox

Let’s take a closer look at why you might want to have your own stashbox. Whether you create your own or buy a pre-built solution is up to you.

First, if you are a parent, the idea of ​​a stashbox at home makes a lot of sense. Similar to the “Liquor Cabinet”, the stashbox would be a container that is locked with a lock and key.

This is to keep the “adult substances” out of the reach of your children. While not very common, we’ve seen children accidentally eat cannabis-infused candy, and this usually happens when the product is simply left open.

In some cases, especially when children become teenagers, they could be actively searching for the substances, which creates more incentives to keep your stash under lock and key.

Weed is expensive, you don’t want your teen to smoke all your greens!

In addition to the practical solutions that a stashbox offers, it also sends the message “This is not for children” loud and clear.

It creates a psychological distinction between what is acceptable for children and what is acceptable for adults. This is something that we need to reinforce within the “post-prohibition society” where children will grow up in a “cannabis-friendly” world.

A stash box in a car

Likewise, a stashbox in the car – as designed by the Virginia Couple – offers users additional security and protects them from criminal prosecution.

At the moment, law enforcement agencies still have a bias towards cannabis use, and as a result – whenever they are exposed to these substances, they instinctively react to “arrest” the user.

It will take some time for this automated response to be overwritten, and so an in-car stashbox seems like a novel solution to bypassing the transition.

A storage box in the trunk, for example, will no doubt tell the officer that;

1. You have not used the product, you are only transporting it

2. It is kept in a secure storage container out of the reach of people in the car.

Also, the police have no right to search your vehicle unless the police have a probable reason. An odor-proof storage box would eliminate any likely cause, meaning you won’t have any problems with the police, or at least minimal problems.

What is the difference between a good stashbox and a bad stashbox?

Now we come to quality control. A good, hermetically sealed stash box gives you more benefits than just keeping your stash safe.

Under a hermetically sealed container, the breakdown of cannabinoids will slow down. Combine this with the fact that a stashbox would also seal the contents from “light”, which speeds up the breakdown process – a stashbox can also help you keep your weed fresher and longer lasting.

Most professional stoners like to use glass as a medium to store their buds. Hence, incorporating a glass element into your stashbox would be a solid option.

In addition, a good stashbox also has a lock and key that only the user has access to. You might even use a safe – but I know too many teenagers who know how to combine it with their parents’ safes to make sure your stash is … well, safe!

Modern technology allows us to use our smart devices to lock our safes and so integrating some kind of technical solution like facial recognition or thumbprint access could provide an extra layer of security.

Of course, most people will simply find a box that they can lock and keep in a place where their children or unwanted people cannot access.

Lateral products in the cannabis industry

The main reason I mentioned the Virginia couple in this article is because they get upset. As you can see, there are many industry problems that still require a tailor-made solution.

This means that anyone with enough drive will have a chance to solve them. The Virginia couple who created their version of a stashbox should be recognized for recognizing a potential problem and proactively taking steps to resolve it.

The industry is still evolving and we’ll see more of these custom solutions being developed by smart entrepreneurs everywhere.

The stashbox is likely to become a consumer staple in the future. It used to be meant to hide your habits from the world, but nowadays it will keep you and your family safe from accidental consumption, law enforcement agencies sticking their noses in places they don’t need, and around yours Store products longer and fresher.

The sticky end result

There are still many opportunities in the cannabis industry to introduce new (or modified products).

Do you have a stash box at home? Or could you think of a better way to secure grass? As weed becomes more readily available around the world, these types of solutions are growing in popularity and making some people instant millionaires.

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