Vaccine Carrier (Cold Chain Support Package)

Vaccine Carrier (Cold Chain Support Package)

Keep vaccines safe and effective with the 2.5L Vaccine Carrier. This insulated carrier keeps vaccines cool for up to 24 hours, even in hot weather. It is made of durable materials and is easy to carry, making it ideal for transporting vaccines to remote areas or during outreach programs.

Antibody transporters are protected compartments, fixed with coolant packs to keep immunizations and diluents cold during transportation and additionally brief period stockpiling.

This item is appropriate for veterinarians and well-being laborers during vaccination and expansion administrations. Accordingly, the coolant packs give the cooling energy to a restricted time frame (when the fridge is messed up or being thawed out).

Highlights
Antibody transporters are utilized to gather and move immunization supplies starting with one fixed immunization store then onto the next, and from immunization stores to well-being offices and the field.
The virus box game plan is genuinely straightforward.

Requires a low degree of ability for use and is simpler to convey while strolling.
Highlights choices for pressing the coolant loads with immunization vials, as per the directions given to the item (drawings inside the front of the crate/transporter).
The antibody stockpiling limit is between 0.9 to 5 liters depending upon the size (little, medium, and huge limit boxes).

They can be conveyed by a solitary well-being laborer/veterinarian walking or by different means, where the joined excursion time and inoculation action goes from a couple of hours to an entire day.
It is prescribed to incorporate a second arrangement of coolant packs for each chilly box/immunization transporter, to cover for hindered administration conveyance at all levels.

Decision of Equipment
The most appropriate transporter types for a specific not entirely settled by:

The immunization stockpiling limit is required;
The chilly life required, or at least, the most significant length of time that immunization will be put away in the container;
The weight and the volume of the crate, which relies upon the method of transport, by engine vehicle, bike, or hand.

The number of coolant packs viable with the virus box to understand its evaluated cold life.
Utilizing Coolant Packs.

Coolant packs (frequently called ice packs) are level, square plastic containers that are loaded up with water and cooled. They are utilized to keep antibodies cool inside the immunization transporter or cold box. The number of coolant packs expected for a virus box or immunization transporter shifts as indicated by the sort of chilly box or antibody transporter.

Each chilly box or antibody transporter ought to have something like two arrangements of coolant packs. Subsequently, one bunch of the packs could be cooled, while the other set is being utilized in the virus box or immunization transporter.

Stacking Schedule
Put four ice packs upward on each of the four side pockets
Load immunizations inside
Put froth cushion on top
Fit lit firmly
Fix the lash with Velcro.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

What is a Vaccine Carrier?

A Vaccine Carrier, also known as a cold chain support package or vaccine transporter, is an insulated container designed to keep vaccines cool during transport and storage. This ensures that vaccines maintain their potency and effectiveness.

How does the Vaccine Carrier work?

The Vaccine Carrier is equipped with coolant packs that are frozen beforehand. These packs then transfer coolness to the interior of the carrier, keeping vaccines within a safe temperature range for up to 24 hours, even in hot weather.

Who uses Vaccine Carriers?

Vaccine Carriers are essential tools for:

• Veterinarians
• Healthcare workers
• Public health officials
• Anyone involved in transporting and storing vaccines during outreach programs or in remote areas.

What are the benefits of using a Vaccine Carrier?

• Safe vaccine storage: Ensures vaccines remain within the required temperature range, preserving their effectiveness.
• Portability: Lightweight and easy to carry, making it suitable for field use.
• Durability: Made from durable materials for long-lasting use.
• Convenience: Requires minimal training to operate.

What factors influence choosing the right Vaccine Carrier?

• Vaccine storage capacity: The size of the carrier should accommodate the required number of vaccines.
• Cold life required: Consider the maximum duration vaccines need to stay cool during transport.
• Weight and volume: Choose a carrier suitable for your preferred transportation method (vehicle, bike, hand-carrying).
• Number of coolant packs: Ensure the carrier can hold enough coolant packs to maintain the desired cold life.

How are Coolant Packs used?

Coolant packs are frozen before use and placed inside the Vaccine Carrier to maintain the cool temperature. It’s recommended to have a second set of coolant packs available for situations where the initial set needs refreezing.