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The Large Capacity Cool Cube™ 96 | Pick the Care Functions You Need | The “Golden Hour” Solution

Large-Capacity-Cool-Cube-96 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 Read More
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Temp Monitor FAQ | Patient Alternate Care Site | A “Golden Hour” Solution

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Temp Monitor FAQA Question From Your ColleaguesQuestion: “How do I change it from Celsius to Fahrenheit?”Answer: The bottom front cover slides down to reveal the buttons needed on the TM-6430, TM-6431, TM-6440, TM-6441 models. Feeling foolish? Don’t…many others have missed that as well. Now if you have the TM-4127, that cover does not slide down…the Read More

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Vaccination Kits | Cool Cube™ FAQ | Alternate Care Site

Ready-to-Go Supplies

Vaccination KitsThe VACCINATOR LineSupplies that are Ready-to-GoThe DIY model of counting, ordering and organizing all of the supplies needed for upcoming vaccination campaigns is tiresome. Save time and look more professional with pre-packaged kits by VeriCor. With three primary sizes (500, 2500, 5000-person), these easy-to-store, simple-to-move, “just add staff and vaccine” kits can be used Read More

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With lives on the line | Patient Surge Alternate Care Site | Mobile ER for a Patient Surge

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With lives on the line…Please watch for 1 min, 49 secs ® With lives on the line, medical personnel are to protect the quality attributes of vaccine, blood and medicine for their patients. Controlling the storage and transport temperatures play a key role in this protection. The problem is proper equipment is not being used Read More

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Temp Holding PCM Panels | ACS Preparedness | Mobile Vaccination Clinic

Temp Holding PCM Panels

Temp Holding PCM Panels*Very Different From Ice Bottles*When using conditioned water bottles as a coolant, bottles plateau at 0°C until completely thawed. When using conditioned PCM panels as a coolant, panels plateau at 4.5°C until completely thawed. Which coolant is safer to have next to valuable vaccine, blood, medicine or other refrigerated product…0°C or 4.5°C? Read More