while it is free standing or when it sits in the protective housing 20 fig2 to seal and protect said contents within the tubular glass member 50 the tubular glass member 50 is inserted in the cavity 34 within the protective housing 20 fig2 next one aligns the cap member 12 fig3 with the cap member bottom 16 over the protective housing top 22 fig2 when properly oriented such that the magnets 44 in the cap member bottom 16 fig3 and magnets in the protective housing top 22 fig2 face one another magnetic attraction will force the cap member bottom 16 and the protective housing top 22 into one another by virtue of the attractive force exerted by the magnets 44 in the cap member 12 and protective housing 20 an airtight seal 46 fig6 is formed where the tubular glass member open end 52 and protective housing collar 38 and the gasket 42 within the cap member 12 intersect fig6 this airtight seal 46 is augmented by the upward force created by the shock absorber 40 fig6 pushing against the tubular glass member closed end 54 thus maintaining pressure between the tubular glass member and the gasket 42 fig6 fig6 to access the contents stored under airtight seal 46 within the tubular glass member 50 one must grip.