Why Precision Monitoring is Essential for Life Sciences

• Temperature Deviation – Can alter sample stability and compromise research results.

• Impact & Mishandling – Risk of damage to fragile lab equipment and reagents.

• Regulatory Non-Compliance – Failure to meet safety standards.

Life science products, including biologics, diagnostic samples, and laboratory reagents, are highly sensitive to temperature, impact, and environmental changes. Even minor fluctuations can compromise research integrity, patient safety, and compliance with strict regulatory requirements.

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Advanced Monitoring for Critical Life Science Shipments

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SpotBot 4G Plus

The SpotBot® 4G Plus is the ideal solution for connecting you to your supply chain - connecting globally to cellular networks, and WiFi to provide visibility of our assets location and conditions. With tri-axial impact, temperature, and humidity monitoring along with location tracking, the SpotBot connects you to your assets via the SpotSee Cloud. Login to see the status of your shipment and receive alerts throughout its journey.

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HemoTemp II

SpotSee’s temperature data logging solutions provide accurate recording of temperature situations for when every degree matters. With product lines that measure temperatures from -80°C to +72°C it is important to deploy the right solution for sensitive shipments like biologics, vaccines, chemicals, pharmaceuticals, food and ultra-frozen products that require temperature validation to ensure their safety and quality.

HemoTemp® II indicators are reversible/irreversible liquid crystal blood bag temperature indicators which offer the time and temperature history of the blood unit. After activation, the irreversible portion will change color from blue to a non-blue color as the blood temperature increases and as time passes. Once the indicator has lost its blue color, it will not return to its original color even if the blood unit is re-cooled.

Blood, medicine, and vaccines are highly sensitive to temperature fluctuations throughout the cold chain. As the shipment of temperature-controlled healthcare products continues to grow, pharmacies, hospitals, and laboratories must closely monitor their shipments, especially during the last mile when products are delivered directly to consumers.

Many states now require that medications include a clear temperature indicator, such as the single-use WarmMark, when shipped to a patient’s home.

For shipments requiring detailed temperature tracking, temperature recorders provide precise data—even in dry ice conditions. Devices like the SpotBot offer multi-functional, reusable monitoring with customizable temperature alarms, making them adaptable for various applications. Additionally, SpotBot tracks humidity, impact, tilt, and roll, with all data easily accessible via its intuitive mobile app.

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