I’d personally use a diversion safe such as this one that looks like a normal water bottle. Not only does it fit in with the things you’d have on vacation but most all people wouldn’t think that anything was hidden in a water bottle that they can see water in. As always keep your drugs away from children.

A can safe is not the best choice of diversion safe in my opinion just because they are too common compaired to most of the other types of hidden compartment devices. The only good place I can think of keeping a can safe is with other kinds of the same can, for example just putting your diversion safe as the last can in the back of the fridge.

Protecting valueable always comes down to other people not being able to get to the items you’re trying to protect. Although when it comes down to it a cheap diversion can safe is going to appear as a nice soft drink to anyone who sees it, and they just very well might try to open it, and than your secret stash is discovered.

* Ask yourself what you plan on storing in your diversion safe to know what general size diversion safe you’ll need.
* Decide what room you want to keep your diversion safe, so you can buy one that wouldn’t be out of place.
* Pick your budget, if it’s a low budget you can probably make your own diversion safe. I’d suggest making a can safe if you were tight on money.

Once you have those three rather basic things decided you can start to look around for a diversion safe that would fit your needs. Most people start off with some kind of can safe since you can get them for under $20. Personally I prefer furniture diversion safes but those tend to always be on the expensive side.