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PakSense Announces Second-Generation BIOmed XpressPDF Temperature Monitoring Label

Simplifies supply chain temperature monitoring of vaccines, pharmaceuticals and biologics

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By: DAVID SAVASTANO

Contributing Editor, Coatings World and Ink World

PakSense, Inc. announced today the launch of its next generation BIOmed XpressPDF temperature monitoring label. About the size of a sugar packet, BIOmed XpressPDF labels are flat and feature an integrated USB connection point which can be plugged directly into the USB port of a computer. Once connected, the label automatically generates a PDF file containing complete time and temperature history, including graphs and summary data.

New features to this version include an embedded Comma Separated Values (CSV) file tied to the PDF that lists time and temperature in five minute increments. Readers and proprietary software are not required to download cold chain data. Time and temperature data listed in the embedded CSV file cannot be changed and the CSV file cannot be separated from the PDF file.

“We have built numerous advantages into this second generation label,” said David Light, CEO at PakSense. “Competitive solutions require third party software to download temperature data. XpressPDF Labels are fully independent.”

BIOmed XpressPDF Labels feature an innovative temperature sensor that is calibrated to NIST standards during manufacturing. The label takes a surface read of the object to which it is attached. LEDs on the label will flash to indicate a temperature excursion and prompt the user to download full cold chain data via the USB connection. The flat label form factor enables cold chain monitoring in virtually any packaging configuration; packaging modifications are not required. Temperature accuracy is ±0.5°C throughout the label’s entire operating range of -30°C to 60°C. Labels are fully validated for use in the Life Sciences industry.

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