Vaccines are powerful tools in preventing disease, but their potency relies entirely on how they’re stored.

Vaccines are among the most temperature-sensitive medical products in the world. From production to point-of-use, they must be stored within precise temperature ranges—typically between 2°C and 8°C for most routine immunizations.

Transporting vaccines safely from manufacturing facilities to remote clinics is one of the most complex challenges in global health logistics.

Ultra-low temperature freezers (ULT freezers) capable of reaching temperatures as low as -86℃ have become essential equipment in biomedical research laboratories around the world.

In today’s global healthcare system, ensuring the safe storage and transportation of vaccines is a mission-critical task.