A man wearing an octopus cap rides a unicycle along the Santa Monica Boardwalk on Sunday, July 15, 2012.

Marketing personnel from CÎROC Ultra Premium (brand of super premium vodka) hand out free samples of Facial Refresher Spray at the Santa Monica Boardwalk on Sunday, Aug 19, 2012.

Aerospace Engineer Kara Sadlik, 26, swings through the air at Santa Monica Muscle Beach on Sunday, Aug 19, 2012.

Ronnie Gutierrez performs at Stewart Park during the 7th annual Jazz on the Lawn on Sunday, Aug 19, 2012. Ronnie Gutierrez is a versatile and talented percussionist and drummer whose band plays styles ranging from Afro Cuban and Brazilian to Latin jazz, including old school salsa and originals.

Francisco Martinez and his wife Stacey, owners of The Dance Family Studio, lead a salsa class at Stewart Park during the 7th annual Jazz on the Lawn on Sunday, Aug 19, 2012.

Michael Morehouse shows-off a dead thornback ray to a group of European au pairs at Santa Monica beach on Sunday, Aug 19, 2012. The guitarfish washed up on shore. It looked as though it was previous caught by a fisherman and thrown back in after the hook was cut out.

A comatose girl no older than twelve years-old lies holding an uncapped pharmacy bottle with prescription pills spilled on the ground during a reenactment at the Third Street Promenade on Saturday, August 18, 2012. The Locking Cap, a combination-locking cap for RX bottles, presented this reenactment to generate buzz and awareness concerning adolescent RX drug abuse. While this demonstration may seem shocking, it serves a higher purpose-- saving children’s lives. Sadly, this scene is based on true events and depicts a national epidemic that is affecting our kids and teens: prescription drug abuse. Every day, over 2,500 kids abuse prescription medication for the first time.

This one-of-a-kind, easy-to-use cap is designed to prevent unauthorized access to prescription medication, particularly amongst children and teens.

Children as young as two years old commonly remove standard child-resistant caps. The Locking Cap is one of the safest child-proof prescription drug locking mechanisms available on the market today. There are over 100,000 prescription medication drug related deaths per year. Use The Locking Cap to secure all of your prescription medications and keep your family safe.

Teens abuse prescription medications more than almost all other drugs combined. One out of five teens claim that they have tried a prescription drug without having a prescription for it themselves. Many teens wrongly believe that prescription drugs are a safe way to “get high” because prescription drugs are so readily available. Because of this, teens who wouldn't otherwise use illicit drugs may abuse prescription drugs.

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A team of Navy SEALs train winners from Omaze at Santa Monica beach on Saturday, August 18, 2012. Omaze is a Santa Monica based website that offers everybody the opportunity to engage in once-in-a-lifetime experiences that benefit charitable causes. www.omaze.com