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It's controlled room temperature time

Regulators and internal quality personnel are looking more closely at maintaining temperature-sensitive drugs in the 15° C to 25º C range.

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With the number of temperature-sensitive drugs set to rise over the next few years, controlled room temperature (CRT) is becoming an important temperature range. Thermal deviations outside of the CRT envelope can comprise efficacy and patient safety.

As a result, regulators around the globe are paying closer attention to temperature controls and data results from shipments of CRT and “ambient” products. This attention has changed the industry discussion from cold chain management to temperature-controlled management for all ranges of product temperature sensitivity.

Although the majority of respondents of the 11th Annual Cool Chain Logistics Europe 2012 survey (83%), distributed products between 2º C and 8º C, the second most popular temperature range that respondents shipped their products in was 15° C to 25º C, at 39%.

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