Written By: Narek Hakobyan
Life science shipments are among the world's most critical and sensitive shipments. They include biological specimens, clinical samples, pharmaceuticals, chemicals, and other materials that require strict temperature and handling conditions. These shipments are vital for medical research, diagnosis, and treatment. However, they also face many challenges and risks during transportation, such as delays, damage, theft, loss, and temperature deviations.
This blog post will show you how to track life science shipments effectively and why taking that extra step can be beneficial for your shipments safety and quality.
One of the most effective ways to track life science shipments is to use GPS trackers. GPS trackers are small devices that can be attached to the shipment or the package and transmit the location, temperature, and other data to a cloud-based platform or a mobile app.
An example of such a device is the Tive - 5G GPS and temperature probe. The device allows for real-time visibility over you shipment, while the probe is specifically designed to measure the temperature ranges within you dry ice shipment. It also comes equipped with shock sensors used to indicate damages.
Integrating the GPS tracker with the probe enables users to continuously monitor the temperature and location in real-time. This feature ensures optimal safety for cold chain shipments, making it particularly beneficial for life science shipments, especially those that fall under UN 3373 B regulation and clinical samples. The delicate nature of these temperature-sensitive shipments demands the highest level of precision and monitoring to maintain their quality and integrity throughout the transportation process.
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