In this Bi-Weekly Issue In this biweekly issue: 🦠 The Next Wave of COVID-19 🆒 Prepping for the Long Haul 🔥 Burn Care Treatment 👩⚕️ Mobile Workstations As always, lots of information can be found on our website. Have a productive week! Learn | Practice | Improve A) New Wave of COVID-19 — Are You Read More New Wave of COVID-19 | Prepping for the Next Wave | Burn Care Treatment MedKit
In this Bi-Weekly Issue In this biweekly issue: 🦠 The Next Wave of COVID-19 🆒 Prepping for the Long Haul 🔥 Burn Care Treatment 👩⚕️ Mobile Workstations As always, lots of information can be found on our website. Have a productive week! Learn | Practice | Improve A) New Wave of COVID-19 — Are You Read More 
News & Promotions A) PCM vs. "Conditioned" Ice Bottles Are ice bottles really safe? A "conditioned" ice bottle is at 0°C until the ice completely melts. Then it rapidly acclimates to the surrounding environment...neither is ideal for temperature sensitive product. In contrast, specially formulated PCM (phase change material) can hold a customized, dialed-in temperature (e.g., 
Hello, medical professionals! Those affected by Hurricane Dorian--our thoughts are with you! Check out Section "A" if you don't know what a Cool Cube™ is yet. Section "B" highlights temperature monitoring devices...if you are looking for a new, easy-to-use data logger. Meanwhile section "C" talks about a service uniquely for Response-Friendly® systems. As always, have 
Hello, medical professionals! Every have the electricity go out and have a bunch of temperature sensitive product to worry about? Check out section "A" for a simple, passive (non-electric) solution. Section "B" is in regards to the growing popularity of DDLs. Section "C" is a simple product for those needing a mobile workspace. As always, 
Hello, medical professionals! Fall flu clinics are just around the corner, so check out section "A" for 5 resources that others have found helpful. Section "B" is for EP professionals looking for storable, mobile beds with a minimal footprint. Section "C" is a solution to a common preparedness problem: replenishing old/expired product. As always, have 
