About SafeDen
Why SafeDen exists
Most callouts to Australian poisons centres involve children under five. A toddler's reach changes every few months, so a cupboard that was safe last year might not be safe now. SafeDen helps you check a product before it becomes a problem, and re-check your home as your child grows.
The six results you'll see
Fixed at six levels. They're never renamed, reordered, or added to.
01 High risk
Supported hazard, reachable now.
02 Recall
Dated ACCC match.
03 Medium
Developmental change — re-audit.
04 Inconclusive
Stale or unmatched data.
05 Safe
Checked, action complete.
06 Not scanned
Absence of data, stated plainly.
If a scan comes back high-risk
You'll see a panel like this — only when it's relevant, never as a permanent fixture on the screen:
Being honest about limits
A “safe” result means nothing in the data matched — it isn't a medical judgement about your child, and it isn't a guarantee. Once SafeDen is connected to a real recall source, this page will name that source and the date it was last checked. Until then, treat every result here as a placeholder.
Prevention guidance, not medical diagnosis.