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KeySmart’s handy little keychain box opener now down at $6 Prime shipped

KeySmart Safe Box Opener

Buy for $6 (Reg. $8+)

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This handy little gadget is a simple, but effective box and package opener than can hang from a keychain, get tucked away in your EDC, or be at the ready in the kitchen. It can make short work of “reinforced tape…but won’t penetrate the skin in the event of a mishap.”

KeySmart Safe Box Opener features:

  • DESIGNED WITH SAFETY IN MIND – Our box opener is designed to help you safely open packages and boxes without damaging your finger in the process.
  • UNIQUE DESIGN – Our product has been designed with a key shape; and will fit seamlessly on your keychain or inside your KeySmart just as any ordinary key would.
  • EXTREMELY DURABLE – Our safe opener is made of a very sturdy PA46 material and is built to last! It will open through reinforced tape easily, but won’t penetrate the skin in the event of a mishap.
  • FINGER PROTECTION – Our product will help you to safeguard your fingers from being damaged in the package opening process; a damaged finger nobody whats that; with care, we will be there.
  • ADD KEYSMART ACCESSORIES: Create a reliable utility organizer/keyholder with a wide range of our KeySmart mini tools to choose from, such as the; MultiTool, Pocket Clip, MagConnect, NanoPliers, and many more.

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Justin is a senior deal Jedi over at 9to5Toys where he heads up our game/app coverage and more. He also covers all things music for 9to5Mac, including the weekly Logic Pros series exploring music production on Mac and iOS devices


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