Child Lock for Vapes: How a Password Lock Works

If you live with kids or roommates, or have guests over, you've probably wondered who else could pick up your vape.

Most vape batteries lock when you click the button five times. That stops them from turning on in your pocket. But it's the same five clicks on almost every battery, so anyone who has used one knows how to unlock it.

A password lock is different. The device asks for a code before it heats, and only you know the code.

How it works on Slyder Pro

Slyder Pro is a handheld device with a touchscreen. You can set a 6-digit code in its settings. After that, the lock screen shows every time the device wakes up, and it won't heat until the right code is entered. It works the same with a 510 cart or with the Pyra Dab Adapter for concentrates.

If someone enters the wrong code more than five times, the screen locks and shows a recovery code. To unlock it, you send that code to our support team with your proof of purchase, and we send you an unlock code. Someone who just picks it up can't get around it.

A lock is only part of it

A lock helps, but it doesn't replace keeping your device, carts and concentrates where kids and pets can't reach them. A closed case or a high shelf still matters. Slyder Pro is for adults 21 and over.