In this Bi-Weekly Issue In this biweekly issue: 📃 PCM 🆒 Demand Shifts 🔥 Specifically for Burn Care 🦺 Replenish Old Supplies As always, lots of information can be found on our website. Have a productive week! Learn | Practice | Improve A) PCM (phase change material) The perfect answer for passive temperature control. PCM Read More Phase Change Material | Demand Shifts | Burn Care MedKit
In this Bi-Weekly Issue In this biweekly issue: 📃 PCM 🆒 Demand Shifts 🔥 Specifically for Burn Care 🦺 Replenish Old Supplies As always, lots of information can be found on our website. Have a productive week! Learn | Practice | Improve A) PCM (phase change material) The perfect answer for passive temperature control. PCM 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! 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. 
Hello, medical professionals! One of the biggest questions we get from new customers using the Cool Cube™ for the first time is "I don't need buffering material???"...thus the first section. If you are not interested in the cold chain, the next two sections deal with medical kits (in-the-field care) and a system of supplies ready 
Hello, medical professionals! Can you believe it's March!? The impending thawing season (we are in Western WI along the Mississippi River) brings to mind the unique "melting points" of Cool Cube™ PCM coolers...hence the first section. Not interested in the cold chain? The next two sections deal with beds for a surge response and how 
