Hello, medical professionals! Have you heard of "PCM" but don't know what it is? Section "A" gives you a brief synopsis of the technology and how it relates to temperature sensitive applications. The next two sections deal with cases that can be used to organize medical supplies and handy staff PPE kits to have on Read More Phase Change Technology Explained | Medical Supply Organization & Storage | Staff PPE Kits for Infectious Diseases
Hello, medical professionals! Have you heard of "PCM" but don't know what it is? Section "A" gives you a brief synopsis of the technology and how it relates to temperature sensitive applications. The next two sections deal with cases that can be used to organize medical supplies and handy staff PPE kits to have on Read More 
Hello, medical professionals! Keeping vaccine and other temperature sensitive product safe during a blackout is of utmost importance...hence section "A" regarding cold chain backup. If you are in the EP field, the next two sections deal with patient surge preparedness for mass casualty incidents (MCIs). As always, have a productive week! To help you scan 
Hello, medical professionals! Keeping vaccine and other temperature sensitive safe while on-the-go is of paramount importance...hence the first section. Not interested in the cold chain? The next two sections deal with easy to move vaccination kits and a Response-Friendly® HICS station. As always, have a productive week! To help you scan topics faster, here are 
Hello, medical professionals! One of the biggest questions we get from new customers using the Cool Cube™ for the first time is "I don't need buffering material???"...thus the first section. If you are not interested in the cold chain, the next two sections deal with medical kits (in-the-field care) and a system of supplies ready 
Hello, medical professionals! There's been a lot of talk about the difference between Cool Cubes™ and other "cold chain coolers." If cold chain management is part of your job, you will want to read the first section below. The next two sections also stay in the vaccination arena and deal with DDLs (digital data loggers) 
