Tamper seals show at a glance whether a stored container, medicine cabinet, lockbox or water supply has been opened since you sealed it. They help you keep medicines, chemicals and emergency stores away from curious hands and confirm your supplies are untouched before you rely on them.
Tamper evident seals tell you at a glance whether a stored container, cabinet or case has been opened since you closed it. Pick a style that fits what you store, and stock enough to reseal after every check.
- Numbered seals: Choose seals with unique serial numbers so you can log each one and spot a swapped seal.
- Seal type: Use pull-tight plastic seals for lockboxes, bins and zippered bags, and void labels for flat lids and envelopes.
- Quantity: Lay in a pack of 50 to 100, since each seal is single use and gets cut off every time you open the container.
- Durability: Look for seals and labels rated for heat, cold and damp so they hold up in a garage, basement or vehicle.
- Removal: Keep a small pair of snips with the seals so you can open a container quickly in an emergency.
