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Is your farm fridge failing your livestock?
A recent study has revealed 84% of on-farm fridges are storing vital livestock vaccines at the wrong temperature.
Why does this matter?
Why does this matter?
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Trading up - when should I replace my medical refrigerator?
Buying a medical refrigerator is a serious investment. It’s also an essential one if you are storing temperature-sensitive products such as vaccines, veterinary medical products and botulinum toxins.
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Something to smile about. Getting dental refrigeration right.
As a dentist you’ll be accustomed to administering botulinum toxin to treat conditions such as temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disorders or - in an increasing number of practices - as cosmetic treatments like lip flips and frown line removal.
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Medicines storage in care homes – keep residents safe and support busy staff
When you are caring for some of the most vulnerable members of the community, maintaining the highest safety standards must be a top priority.
There are stringent CQC guidelines relating to how care homes manage the vaccines and medicines they administer to their residents.
And the safe storage of these products in an approved medical fridge, along with the daily monitoring of fridge temperatures, are central planks of that guidance.
There are stringent CQC guidelines relating to how care homes manage the vaccines and medicines they administer to their residents.
And the safe storage of these products in an approved medical fridge, along with the daily monitoring of fridge temperatures, are central planks of that guidance.
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Be a Wise Owl - Safeguarding Veterinary Medical Products
As veterinary professionals, we understand the deep bond between pet owners and their animals.
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Which medical fridge should I select?
Choosing the right Lec Medical product for your requirements.
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Neonatal: Safe Storage of Breast Milk
The correct storage of breast milk is essential to preserve its nutritional, immunological and antioxidant qualities.
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Storing cosmetic injectables – be prepared for change