(www.dicksondata.com) Worldwide medical office managers seeking to safeguard drug quality and prevent the high costs of wasted drug inventory can now obtain a recently released Dickson Drug Recorder to monitor temperatures in refrigerators and freezers used for drug storage (http://www.dicksondata.com/results/result_725.php ).
Benefits of using the Dickson Drug Recorder include:
· Accurate documentation of drug storage temperature conditions needed for full regulatory compliance.
· Monitoring of refrigerators and freezer temperatures even when offices are closed.
· Time-savings and greater accuracy than spot-check methods.
· Potential savings of many tens of thousands of dollars or Euros in cost of tossed drug inventory when there are questionable drug storage temperatures.
· Easy-to-file permanent paper charts of storage temperatures to protect from liability claims and fulfill regulatory guidelines.
· Confidence that patient quality will not be compromised due to faulty drug storage and inadequate monitoring methods.
The Dickson Drug Recorder is compact and easily fits into drug storage refrigerators and freezers. It features a digital display for quick visual checks, and operates for two years on a single AA battery. Temperatures ranging from –22oF to 122 oF (-30oC – 50oC) can be monitored with the Dickson Drug Recorder.
Product inquiries can be directed to Dickson customer service at dicksoncsr@dicksondata.com, or calling 800 – 757 – 3747 or +1-630-543-3747 outside the US, FAX +630 – 543 – 0498 or by writing Dickson, 930 South Westwood Avenue, Addison, IL 60101, USA.
Dickson Company and its web portal www.dicksondata.com offer the world’s widest selection of data loggers and chart recorders to monitor temperature, humidity, pressure, or electronic signals.
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