How To Maximize The Effectiveness Of Laboratory Reagents
Laboratory reagents are an essential component of modern scientific research and analysis. These chemical substances are used in various settings, from basic research to industrial quality control.
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Why You Need Backup Power For Ultra Cold Freezers
An ultra cold freezer—also called an ultra low temperature (ULT) freezer— is a type of laboratory freezer that has an ideal temperature range of -40oC to -86oC. Ultra cold freezers are typically used extensively in life sciences and laboratories to store drugs, enzymes, chemicals, bacteria, and other samples on long-term basis.
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What You Need to Know About Medical Lab Accreditation
When labs test specimens, they take them through multi-step processes vulnerable to contamination. These errors can introduce variables into tests and result in inaccurate data. Ultimately, these inaccurate test
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10 Ways to Improve Your Facility’s Healthcare Architecture
Healthcare architecture (also called healthcare design) is an essential, but underappreciated sector of the healthcare industry. Having professional and experienced healthcare professionals isn’t all it takes. Nor is it enough to have a physical location where people go to receive medical attention.
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How To Use Conditioned Water Bottles For Vaccine Transport
Many pharmacies have begun to notice a change in the types of medications moving through their inventory. A growing number of newer therapies..
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What You Need To Know About Handling Vaccine Diluents
Diluents are a crucial part of any immunization process. So knowing the best ways to handle them is non-negotiable. The World Health Organisation makes some recommendations regarding the storage and handling of diluents, and this article delves into those recommendations.
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Using Buffered Temperature Probes for Medical Refrigeration
Buffered temperature probes are vital for effective vaccine storage — ensuring that staff can perform adequate temperature monitoring.
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Vaccine StorageDecember 9, 2022 Vaccine Storage and Temperature Guidelines
The CDC requires vaccine refrigerators to maintain temperature ranges between 2° to 6°C (36° to 46°F), and vaccine freezers to maintain temperature ranges between -50° to -15°C (-58° to +5°F). The vaccine’s package insert may also be consulted for additional information. The appliance temperature should be checked every time the unit is accessed, and min/max temperatures recorded at the start of each day.
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Healthcare DesignNovember 15, 2022 Why You Need Lab Incubator Battery Backup
Lab incubator are essential pieces of equipment in all research facilities. Their controlled environments are perfect for safe and reliable work with cell and tissue cultures. It regulates conditions such as temperature, humidity, and CO2.
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