Store and transport medicines that need to be refrigerated safely

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explained clearly

Many medicines must be stored and transported at temperatures between 2 and 8 °C. Even slight deviations above or below this range can permanently impair their effectiveness – often without anyone noticing or realising.

In this blog, you will find practical, medically sound articles on topics such as:

• the safe transport of medicines that need to be kept cool

• Common mistakes in everyday life, on the way home or when travelling

• the consequences of overheating and hypothermia

• and what is important in a truly safe medicine cooler bag

The content is aimed at people who are dependent on temperature-sensitive medicines for the first time or on a permanent basis – explained in an understandable way, based on facts and without technical jargon.