Child resistant storage container

1. A storage container comprising

an outer box having an interior space,

an inner box capable of being inserted into and contained in the interior space of said outer box, and

a means of accessing the inner box when the inner box is inserted into the outer box provided that there is sufficient friction between the contact surfaces of the inner box and the outer box to retain the inner box within the outer box;

wherein said outer box is comprised of five walls and an opening in which to insert the inner box into the interior space of the outer box and the inner box is comprised of four vertical side walls and a bottom horizontal wall, further wherein the length of the inner box is shorter than the length of the outer box provided that when the inner box is inserted into the outer box, the inner box cannot be retrieved by reaching into the outer box and pulling the inner box out of the outer box wherein said means of accessing the inner box when the inner box is inserted into the outer box is one or more slots formed within one or more of the walls of the outer box provided said slots are not large enough for a child's finger to access said inner box; and

further provided that the means of accessing the inner box is the only means in which to extract the inner box from the outer box.

2. The storage container according to claim 1 , where said container is compliant with The Poison Prevention Act and Title 16, Part 1700 of the U.S. Code of Federal Regulations.

3. The storage container according to claim 1 , wherein said outer and inner boxes are rigid.

4. The storage container according to claim 3 , wherein said the height and width of the inner box is slightly less than the height and width of the outer box provided that when the inner box is inserted into the outer box the inner box is retained in the outer box.

5. The storage container according to claim 1 , wherein said one or more slots are no wider than the width of and no longer than the length of a U.S. quarter, U.S. nickel or U.S. penny.

6. The storage container according to claim 1 , wherein the outer box and the inner box are constructed from a material having a static co-efficient of friction greater than its dynamic co-efficient of friction or coated with a material having a static co-efficient of friction greater than its dynamic co-efficient of friction.

7. The storage container according to claim 1 , wherein the outer box or the inner box is coated with a material having a static co-efficient of friction greater than the dynamic co-efficient of friction wherein said coating is polyurethane charcoal foam die cut into one or more affixed to one or more inner wall of the outer box or one or more outer wall of the inner box or one or more walls of either the outer or inner boxes using an adhesive.

8. The storage container according to claim 1 , further comprising a sleeve that fits over the inner box prior to insertion into the outer box wherein said sleeve is manufacture from or is coated with a material having a static co-efficient of friction greater than its dynamic co-efficient of friction.

9. The storage container according to claim 1 , wherein said boxes are rectangular, cylindrical, octagonal or triangular.

10. The storage container according to claim 1 , further comprising means in which to reinforce the outer box and the inner box.

11. The storage container according to claim 1 , wherein said boxes are manufacture from a material selected from the group consisting of board, cardboard, reinforced cardboard, paper, paperboard, chipboard, wood, plastic, PVC, ceramic, glass, tin and aluminum.

12. The storage container according to claim 1 , wherein said boxes are manufactured by hand, machining, die cutting, an additive manufacturing process (“3D printing”), laser cutting, molding, vacuum forming, thermal forming, stamping, casting or extrusion, or any combinations thereof.

13. The storage container according to claim 1 , further comprising an attached tool used to access said inner box when said inner box is inserted into said outer box wherein said tool is a detachable pin or a perforated section of the outer box that is torn off from the outer box prior to use.

14. The storage container according to claim 1 , further comprising means in which to prevent access to said inner box contained in said outer box after said outer box is deformed wherein said means in which to prevent access to said inner box when said outer box is deformed comprises a flap affixed to the vertical side wall of the inner box that is parallel with the wall of the outer box containing the one or more slots;

further wherein said flap is formed by folding a crease formed into vertical side wall of the inner box that is parallel with the wall of the outer box containing the one or more slots, wherein when said flap is formed, access to the interior of the inner box by reaching into the opening in the outer box is restricted.

15. The storage container according to claim 1 , further comprising a tear-resistant, laminate coating wherein said tear-resistant, laminate coating is applied as a film to all or a part of one or more of the boxes.

16. The storage container according to claim 1 , further comprising means in which to extract the inner box after said inner box is installed in said outer box wherein said means in which to extract the inner box is a rope, tassel, loop or pull affixed to the horizontal wall of the inner box that is parallel with the wall of the outer box having the one or more slots, provided that when the user of the storage container desires the container to be child resistant, the user inserts the inner box with the wall having the rope, tassel, loop or pull facing the wall of the outer box having the one or more slots.

17. The storage container according to claim 1 , further comprising means in which to indicate unauthorized access of the inner box wherein said means in which to indicate the unauthorized access of the inner box comprises a cellophane film.