In our last post we discussed the challenges of physical buffer vials, in particular (1) the shelf space they take up that could be used for products, (2) the potential to get in the way as product is access around them, and (3) the potential for...
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When storing vaccines in a pharmacy or hospital, a power outage is qualified as an emergency. Since maintaining their optimal temperatures is essential to preserving their integrity, safely monitoring vaccines during a power outage is, therefore, a...
Twenty percent of the total United States’ food supply is imported. To break that down, 70% of our seafood is imported, as well as 35% of our fresh produce. That’s a lot, and it could likely include foods that are being distributed to your...
SmartSense assists companies across a wide range of domains in setting up remote environmental monitoring systems. A common reason our customers install remote monitoring systems is to assure that their products are safe for consumers. Two major...
The FSMA Rule on Sanitary Transportation is one of seven foundational rules proposed by the FDA to create a risk-based framework for food safety. The overall objective of the rule is to prevent practices during transportation that create hazards,...
The CDC does not recommend the transport of vaccines - with good reason. However, there are ways to do it safely in an emergency situation.
Refrigerated and frozen vaccines must maintain their optimal temperature values to preserve their potency....