You’ve considered your equipment options and weighed the true costs of a vaccine emergency plan. Now it’s time to prepare for how you’ll protect your vaccines and other cold chain medical supplies.
Read MoreWhen you think of emergencies that could compromise your vaccines, what comes to mind? Perhaps it’s a natural disaster, such as a hurricane or tornado, or maybe it’s a power outage that stretches for several hours.
Read MoreAssessing and planning for emergencies in advance is your best defense in the fight to ensure your vaccines are protected. Part of that involves carefully considering the equipment you’ll use to keep vaccines and other medicine in their safe temperature...
Read MoreHow will you safeguard vaccines in a power outage or when operations are disrupted? It’s a question you should be able to answer quickly.
Read MorePrecise temperature control is often critical to the safe storage of vaccines and pharmaceuticals. Large variations can compromise the medicine’s integrity, potentially endangering patients.
Read MoreThere are many reasons that vaccines are transported, whether it is to bring vaccines to a satellite site, to run an off-site immunization clinic, or to move vaccines prior to a storm or other event that triggered the site's vaccine emergency management...
Read MoreHow safe are your vaccines during a power outage? Unfortunately, even if you have a medical grade refrigerator and freezer, it might not keep your vaccines in the proper temperature range throughout an emergency.
Read MoreIt may be time consuming, but monitoring and logging vaccine temperatures is essential when storing vaccines. In fact, monitoring vaccine storage temperature plays a key role in maintaining the cold chain of vaccines and ensuring that vaccine...
Read MoreIf you've worked with vaccines for a long time, a typical upright pharmaceutical or standard refrigerator is likely what comes to mind when you think of vaccine refrigeration. You may not even be aware that there is another option when considering a new...
Read MoreThe United States Department of Health's Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) just released the latest version of its vaccine toolkit. This updated 2020 document lays out the best practices and government recommendations for storing and...
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