Pharmaceutical track and trace legislation has arrived. Signed in 2013, Title II of the Drug Quality and Security Act outlines specific steps to build an electronic system to track and trace prescription drugs in the U.S.
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Many U.S. state regulations for pharmacies recommend monitoring prescription refrigerators and freezers twice per day, manually. This entails, a pharmacist reading a thermometer inside a fridge or freezer and recording it on a paper log, at the...
Many pharmacies, medical offices, and health clinics manually monitor temperature twice per day using a paper log. If the temperature at the time of the reading is within the desired range, 36°F - 46°F (2°C - 8°C) for refrigerators, -50°C - -15°C...
Remote Monitoring is making its way into all aspects of business. None is more important than ensuring the quality and safety of refrigerated medications.
At the end of June 2016, the U.S. Center for Disease Control (CDC) released an updated Vaccine Storage and Handling Toolkit. Among the most interesting changes is the new recommended Fahrenheit temperature range for refrigerated vaccines. The...
With temperatures rising, so does the opportunity to experience a power failure. For most of us, a power outage is a sudden and temporary inconvenience that leaves us without our beloved gadgets and internet...until you cell battery dies. But for...