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Vaccines Likely Beginning to Reduce the Spread | Order Now to Get in Line

In this Bi-Weekly Issue In this biweekly issue: 🦠 Vaccines Reducing the Spread 🆒 Get in Line! 🛌 Easy to Store—Easy to Deploy 👩‍🏫 Train Your Staff for a Surge As always, lots of information can be found on our website. Have a productive week! Learn | Practice | Improve A) Vaccines Likely Beginning to Read More
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Cool Cube™ FAQ | Beds for a Surge Response | Cache Conversion

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Cool Cube™ FAQ A Question From Your Colleagues Question: How many times can the Cool Cube™ be opened? Answer: A lot. Unlike a fridge that when opened cold air escapes out the bottom and warm air enters from the top, the Cool Cube™ has a top-open design. When opened, the cool air stays down within Read More

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Triage & Treat On-Scene | Cool Cube™ FAQ | Beds for a Medical Surge

On Scene Treatment and Triage

Triage & Treat On-Scene MCI Disaster Planning Prevent and mitigate “scoop and run” scenarios that could overwhelm or disrupt the care capacity of your healthcare system. A VeriCor Triage & Treatment System is easily managed and equipped with the resources responders will use to triage AND treat victims of a mass casualty incident (MCI). Color-coded Read More

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Cool Cube™ Insulation | Patient Surge Beds & Racks | Train & Exercise for MCI Scenarios

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Cool Cube™ Insulation VIPs are a Very Important Part Some coolers are bulky & heavy. Others cannot hold a temperature for more than one hour. Cool Cube™ PCM coolers solve both problems. At just 1″ thick, the vacuum insulation panels (VIPs) of a Cool Cube™ insulate better than 3.3″ of polyurethane — the insulation found Read More

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Loggers for VFC | Responding to Hep A | Medical Surge Beds

Loggers for VFC

Loggers for VFC Provide Safe Vaccines for Children The VFC (Vaccines for Children) Program provides vaccines to children in need. No matter how good VeriCor Cool Cubes™ perform, the VFC program will always require proof of an effective cold chain. So whether it is to meet the requirements of state guidelines, or (if nothing else) Read More