Virtual Temperature Buffering™
Thermal or temperature probe buffering is a common practice utilized to prevent false triggers due to temperature excursions. These excursions may occur as a result
February 20, 2020
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Thermal or temperature probe buffering is a common practice utilized to prevent false triggers due to temperature excursions. These excursions may occur as a result
In a previous post, reference was made to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Vaccine Storage and Handling Toolkit. Since the inception of
The following is found in the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Vaccine Storage and Handling Toolkit: Temperature Monitoring Device Placement Prior to storing
Continuing with the desire for accurate temperature measurement, the next step after calibration is selecting the correct probe for the application. In most cases the
The objective of temperature monitoring is the assurance to the end user that the stored goods are being maintained in the specified controlled environment. Accurate
For a long time, healthcare providers have used glycol and other mediums to buffer the effect of rapid temperature fluctuations on probes. This is done
Highlights of the PharmaWatch version 3.8 update include: Ability to filter alerts pages to see only the zone/location needed New zone change report to show
– Access the Portal – Authorized users, can log in from anywhere, on any device, anytime, and see all of the monitoring data in one
Over the past month, we were given the opportunity to visit both California Cryobank and Cord Blood Registry. Special thanks to them for giving us