Instruction: Evaluate the answerability of a question by analyzing the related document, outputting yes if the document contains information addressing the question, and no otherwise.

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Question: can medication be stored?
Document: Great little safe. Easy to bolt to wall. Very easy, fast access with no key to loose or numbers to remember. Perfect for keeping medication from our grandchildren.
Very nice safe. We have everyone's fingerprints stored in it and that was a very simple process. Lots of room in it to store stuff.
Perfect for all you &#34;sercure&#34; items! The construction and ease of operating is 2nd to none. Love the ability to have multiple fingerprints stored.
I've had a Gunvault and several others that I returned. This Barska biometric safe is by far the BEST!!!! It truly recognizes stored fingerprints fast.
However, I do think it serves the main purpose of protecting my children while keeping a gun accessible to us. We've not had another similar safe for comparison, but I certainly feel much safer having a gun stored in this safe than nothing at all.
I've had this safe for a while now and I use it daily to store my personal belonging in it. I'm very happy with the durability and well construction of this safe. It's the perfect size to keep documents, a 15&#34; laptop and much more safely stored while your away. Although it is not flood or fire proof, for the price it does the job.
About 75% of the time it recognizes stored finger print the first time even after storing it at different &#34;angles.&#34; Normally not a big deal unless you're trying to get at a firearm. In that kind of situation it needs to be &#34;right&#34; the first time 100% of the time.
I bought this safe for two specific purposes:  1. As a rapid-entry gun safe to keep near the bed. 2. To keep my children safe/unable to access the loaded handgun in which it is stored.I knew when buying it that it was not fire-proof, nor was it impenitable to forces such as sledge hammers, blow torches, etc.
Buildup can cause it to not read properly, and another poster mentioned a way to get into it if the print is left on there. You can have multiple prints stored in it, so more than one person can have access.There is lots of room inside for whatever you need to put in it, and if it is installed properly, it should be secure. I'm sure a pro could get into it fairly easily, but it will keep most people out of it.
Once I read the instructions, and programmed in the first print ID, the door opened quickly and on the first try.I followed the advise of some of the other reviews, and stored multiple fingerprint codes (5) on the same finger, using slightly different angles. I also did this on a second finger, different hand, just in case I happen to have a band-aid on one of them.
Answer: yes