Hello, medical professionals! Many coolers are not lockable, but those coolers are not built to transport valuable, life-saving product like the Cool Cube™. Section "A" highlights this valuable feature of these awesome coolers. Section "B" addresses the need for staff PPE kits, while section "C" provides the means to move large stockpiles of EP supplies. Read More Lockable cold chain protection! | Staff PPE Kits | Pull Behind Trailers for EM
Hello, medical professionals! Many coolers are not lockable, but those coolers are not built to transport valuable, life-saving product like the Cool Cube™. Section "A" highlights this valuable feature of these awesome coolers. Section "B" addresses the need for staff PPE kits, while section "C" provides the means to move large stockpiles of EP supplies. Read More 
Hello, medical professionals! Contingency plans are ever present in the medical field. Check out section "A" for the latest in maintaining the cold chain of temperature sensitive product even when the power goes out. Section "B" can help you organize and mobilize medical supplies, and section "C" gives you a glimpse of a page taken 
Hello, medical professionals! Cool Cube™ PCM coolers vary in size, so check out Section "A" to see what is right for you. Section "B" is about the mobile incident command station for emergency preparedness. And the last section ("C") highlights the one-of-a-kind VeriCor alternate care site system used for all kinds of patient surge 
Hello, medical professionals! There's been a lot of talk about the difference between Cool Cubes™ and other "cold chain coolers." If cold chain management is part of your job, you will want to read the first section below. The next two sections also stay in the vaccination arena and deal with DDLs (digital data loggers) 
Hello, medical professionals! Methods used to transport temperature sensitive product are evolving quickly. Read Section "A" for the latest in cold chain management practices. Section "B" is for those needing a good DDL (digital data logger). The last section ("C") highlights a system of supplies ready to deploy at the first signs of an influenza 
