Real-time temperature monitoring for pharmaceutical transportation

Medicines are very important items to keep people healthy, but many medicines (especially vaccines, biologics, insulin, etc.) are highly sensitive to temperature. During transportation, the ambient temperature needs to be kept appropriate and constant. Large temperature fluctuations will affect their quality. Real-time temperature monitoring is an essential task for pharmaceutical transportation. Managers can understand real-time temperature changes, ensure the quality of medicines, and manage data, which is of great help in optimizing cold chain transportation.

Medicines have high requirements for storage environments. For example, the optimal temperature range of vaccines is 2°C – 8°C, the optimal temperature of insulin is 2°C – 8°C, and the optimal temperature of some antibody drugs is -20°C or even lower. Therefore, real-time temperature monitoring plays an important role in the transportation process, and abnormalities can be adjusted in time. Regulatory agencies in various countries (such as the FDA, EMA, and NMPA) stipulate that the temperature must be monitored in real-time and data must be recorded during the transportation of drugs to ensure traceability. Freshliance’s Fresh Tracker 10 Real-time temperature data logger is a data logger that can monitor temperature, humidity, vibration, light, and location. It can monitor, view, analyze, and download real-time data through an APP or computer platform, and remotely monitor changes in temperature and other data during transportation. It is very suitable for the transportation management of sensitive items such as medicines and food.

Real-time temperature monitoring can help pharmaceutical companies, hospitals, laboratories, etc. to reasonably manage and analyze the transportation of sensitive items such as medicines, vaccines, and biological samples to ensure the quality and safety of the items. Freshliacne Fresh Tracker 10 4G temperature data logger supports multiple alarm methods, including device alarms, emails, and platform alarms, allowing logistics personnel to take quick measures to avoid drug scrapping and reduce economic losses.