What you need to know
Ultra-Low Temperature Monitoring for COVID-19 Vaccines
We purposely built the simplest, lowest cost, and most reliable real-time solution for COVID-19 ultra-low temperature storage and handling requirements.
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Why It's Important
The CDC recently noted in their playbook that some COVID-19 vaccines will require ultracold storage. This is one of the biggest challenges facing our health care system today, and a critical piece of this is ensuring that all COVID-19 vaccines are stored at the correct temperature to keep them maximally effective.
Now, more than ever, YOU need to ensure the efficacy of the vaccines stored in these freezers and packages. The only way to do this is with a foolproof monitoring system that can continuously monitor ultra-low temperatures and notify you of problems in real-time. Further, it must be able to do it anywhere, and must be available and working immediately.
The Challenge
Current CDC monitoring standards are for use of a Digital Data Logger. This is not enough to ensure complete efficacy of your vaccines for the following reasons.
- A data logger's sample rate can be as long as 30 minutes and the only requirements for check ins are twice daily. This may not catch a temperature excursion before rendering your COVID-19 vaccines inviable.
- Most data loggers have a local alarm. This will tell you when something is out of range, if you are near the unit. If an excursion takes place during off hours, chances are you won't be able to correct the problem before it ruins the quality of your COVID-19 vaccines.
As with all new things, there will be a learning curve, and some lessons along the way. Don’t let those lessons damage your irreplaceable COVID-19 vaccines.
Ultra-Low Vaccine Temperature Monitor with Sensor
Monitor temperatures of -80C or lower using the most accurate technology available for this purpose
Direct to cloud communication via IoT cellular allows for monitoring during transport or in mobile clinics
