Hello, medical professionals! Not sure if you can tell, but this week's newsletter is coming to you out of a different email provider--Constant Contact. We're expecting their services to support our growth even better, ultimately improving your overall experience. Anyway, check out Section "A" for a common question we get on older Cool Cubes™. Section Read More Effective Insulation | Sturdy but Mobile Patient Care Beds | Convert Disorganized into Organized
Hello, medical professionals! Not sure if you can tell, but this week's newsletter is coming to you out of a different email provider--Constant Contact. We're expecting their services to support our growth even better, ultimately improving your overall experience. Anyway, check out Section "A" for a common question we get on older Cool Cubes™. Section Read More 
Hello, medical professionals! The acronyms VIP and PCM are relatively old terms getting new attention in the cold chain management world...go to Section "A" if they relate to your line of work. Section "B" is for those that have a mess of preparedness supplies that need some attention. The last section showcases beds that are 
Hello, medical professionals! There are many avenues you can use to buy Cool Cube™ PCM coolers. Section "A" gives you those options. The next section showcases an emergency burn care kit used for a surge of burn patients, while the last section highlights response trailers used for MCIs. As always, have a productive week! To 
Hello, medical professionals! If you handle vaccine and missed last week's rundown of the changes the CDC made to its 2019 Vaccine Storage and Handling Toolkit, make sure read it (find it here if you accidentally deleted it). As for the rest of you, this newsletter revisits the specific transport recommendations of the CDC, a brief synopsis 
Hello, medical professionals! Are you responsible for vaccine? If so, be sure to open the newsletter next week...you won't want to miss it. (hint: the toolkit changed...A LOT!) For now, the topics this week include the definition of a "qualified container and packout", what an EP trailer is (and is not), and how to have dedicated staff 
