22 devices · GMDN 17156
A pharmacy refrigerator is a specialized cooling unit designed to maintain precise temperature conditions for storing medications, vaccines, and other temperature-sensitive pharmaceutical products. It is engineered to provide reliable, consistent cold storage to preserve the efficacy and safety of these items in clinical and pharmacy settings.
These devices are typically AC-powered and may include integrated alarm systems to alert users to temperature deviations that could compromise stored contents. They are regulated as medical devices based on their intended use for pharmaceutical storage and are supplied for use in healthcare facilities, pharmacies, and laboratories where controlled cold chain management is required.
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