No Power? No Problem. Keep Vaccines Safe for Days Power outages create major problems with vaccine storage (i.e. South Australia’s $400K loss last year). The ability to protect vaccines during a blackout is not easy since the typical vaccine fridge drifts above 8°C within a couple of hours after losing electricity. Click here to read Read More
Protect Vaccine During a Power Outage Power outages create major problems with vaccine storage. Vaccine storage temperatures are critical, and your ability to protect vaccines during a blackout begins from the moment you start storing vaccine. The costs of a power failure can be high, such as the South Australian storms of 2016 that caused 14,656 Read More
Cool Cube™ Insulation VIPs are a Very Important Part Some coolers are bulky. Others cannot hold a temperature well. The Cool Cube™ solves both problems. At just 1″ thick, its vacuum insulated panels (VIPs) perform better than 3.3″ of polyurethane — the insulation found in other high performance coolers. This unique feature (one of many) Read More
Boycott Using Ice! Ice Water is Not Between 2° and 8°C A “properly conditioned” frozen water bottle is a mixture of water and ice that is at 0°C. Yet vaccine (and data logging reports) must never dip below 2°C. Is there not irony in promoting such a practice? The blog “Get Rid of Ice!!!” clearly Read More
Why Are You Still Using Ice to Keep Vaccine Cool? Here is a novel idea for transporting refrigerated vaccine: NEVER PUT ANYTHING BELOW 2°C IN A COOLER WITH VACCINE! (Even conditioned water/ice bottles.)I know, I know, I know…the standard practice is to use “properly conditioned” ice-packs. It is a method, but one that I want to challenge. Read More
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