article_snippet: The cylindrical device, called kSafe, keeps various forms of temptation locked away - whether it is fattening cookies, cigarettes or a time-consuming games controller.
article_snippet: No more temptation: The cylindrical device, called kSafe, locks up a form of temptation - whether it is fattening cookies, cigarettes or a time-consuming games controller (pictured)
article_snippet: kSafe is part of a research proven system that turns temptation into motivation, so you always achieve your goals.
article_snippet: Users will place temptation into kSafe, whether that is a bar of chocolate or iPad, for example.
article_snippet: The safe will be able to be instructed to open on certain days or at certain times, which kSafe added can be used to break bad habits, such as snacking between meal times.
article_snippet: kSafe claimed the safe ‘crams years of willpower and behavioural research from MIT, Harvard, Yale, Stanford, and Princeton in to a fun, effective, and easy to use product.
article_snippet: ‘button dial’ on the top of the kSafe (pictured)
highlights_snippet: kSafe locks up a form of temptation such as cookies or a games controller .
  