Gold Cross has officially endorsed Constellation Technologies (CT1), an Australian-operated and ASX-listed company, for its cold chain management solution to help safeguard pharmacies from cold stock loss.
CT1’s monitoring devices are battery powered to ensure data continues to be gathered, regardless of power failure or outages. This data automatically uploads to a cloud-based platform and alerts the pharmacy owner when there are temperature changes in real time, meaning they can take immediate proactive action.
The pharmacy owner can also mitigate unnecessary stock wastage by having the ability to monitor the duration of when a temperature anomaly has occurred, in line with Strive for 5 requirements. CT1’s cold chain management solution eliminates the need for paper-based recording and helps users to migrate to digital records, saving time. Both the hardware and software are QCPP Approved, allowing owners to move forward with cold stock management with confidence.
Gold Cross’ National Pharmacy Account Manager, Roger Kluth said: “Continuous monitoring of vaccination fridges gives our members peace of mind, that should an issue occur, they will be alerted quickly.
“Whether it is an electrical outage, refrigerator malfunction or a door left open inadvertently a swift notification could mean thousands of dollars of refrigerator stock is saved from having to be needlessly destroyed. In addition, they can have confidence that come QCPP accreditation time, the reporting they require is freely available and accessible.”
CT1 CEO and Director, Kartheek Munigoti said: “We are excited to bring CT1's temperature monitoring product, Callisto, to Pharmacy Guild of Australia members to help pharmacies improve their quality standards and provide continuous compliance monitoring.”
Pharmacy Guild members can take advantage of CT1’s IoT Cold Chain Management Solution at an exclusive rate. Call 1800 100 227 or visit constellationtechnologies.com.au to find out more.
