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Cool runnings: SA freezer solves dilemma of transporting Covid vaccine
SA’s ‘game changing’ answer to Pfizer’s ‘ultra-cold’ fridge problem: what you need to know
Companies around the world are working on inventions needed to store and deliver vaccines, which need to be shipped and stored at sub-zero temperatures and can usually only last at specific temperatures for three to five days.
Natural gas and helium producer Renergen has found a solution to this challenge. The SA company launched a prototype mobile ultra-cold vaccine fridge called “Cryo-Vacc” that can stay cold for 25 to 30 days without needing a power supply, which most Covid-19 fridges or freezers cannot do.
What is Cryo-Vacc?..
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