* container lock in at the following temperatures: 4° C, 22° C, -20° C, and -50° C
* fully self-contained, they do not require any wet or dry ice, or gel packs
* developed in conjunction with the Walter Reed Army Institute of Research, containers are deployed throughout all military branches for the transport of blood, vaccines, and pharmaceuticals
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Thermal shipping containersPosted by Healthcare Packaging on January 20, 2007 | PermalinkFiled in: Distribution, package testing, cold chain; Distribution, package testing, cold chain Related sponsored links:White Paper: UPS Survey Unveils Healthcare Supply Chain Trends*The 2011 UPS "Pain in the (Supply) Chain" survey explores... Related ArticlesSpecimen shipping system | Mar 28, 2012 China's packaging presence growing | Mar 26, 2012 Variegated foam cushion capability added to foam-in-place system | Mar 21, 2012 * container lock in at the following temperatures: 4° C, 22° C, -20° C, and -50° C * fully self-contained, they do not require any wet or dry ice, or gel packs * developed in conjunction with the Walter Reed Army Institute of Research, containers are deployed throughout all military branches for the transport of blood, vaccines, and pharmaceuticals
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