Importance of medication refrigerator Multi-use temperature data logger with an LCD screen

Pharmacies work with a wide variety of medications. Some of these medications call for cold storage in a temperature controlled unit specifically designed for temperature stability. Read on for more information about cold storage of medications. A medication fridge should provide a stable temperature of between 2 and 8°C. A good rule of thumb is to set your medication refrigerator at the middle point between the minimum and maximum storage temperature to allow for a proper storage temperature even with small fluctuations due to the door being opened during the day.

Maintaining a proper temperature in a laboratory refrigerator is crucial to maintaining the cold chain for temperature-sensitive medications. Many medications, such as insulin, antibiotics, eye drops, some topical creams, as well as vaccines require storage at a precise temperature to avoid changes to potency that could place your clients at risk or cause them to need re-vaccination. Medications that require cold storage will expire quickly at room temperature, rendering them toxic or less effective.

TagPlus-T is a multi-use temperature data logger with an LCD screen for easy viewing of temperature data. In this device, parameters can be configured by a professional user before use. Complete trip history is recorded and downloaded as encrypted reports with summary data, graphs, and tables, the report can be directly read by PC at the destination. And the temporary mode allows the device to continue working after users have generated and read the temporary report. This USB temperature sensor is an ideal choice for in-transit records of the temperature changes of sensitive goods.