We’ve been trusted for years to protect shipments across the globe; but now, Praxas is moving forward. Our next chapter is all about delivering that same reliability and innovation to a new and vital area: the life sciences. From biotechnology and pharmaceuticals to healthcare facilities and laboratory research, our expanded product offering now supports some
What happens to medicines in a power outage? Power outages can have a serious impact on medical cold storage. From vaccines and blood products to lab samples and temperature-sensitive medications, even short periods without electricity can compromise safety and effectiveness. As the recent Spain and Portugal blackout showed, healthcare providers and research labs must be
Measuring carbon dioxide (CO₂) levels indoors is essential for creating a safe, healthy and productive environment, not just in classrooms, but in offices, healthcare facilities, public spaces and even at home. If you have ever felt sluggish, developed a headache or found it harder to concentrate, especially in a warm, crowded room, high CO₂ levels
Data acquisition – or DAQ – is the process of collecting information from the real world and turning it into data that a computer can understand and analyse. That could mean tracking the temperature inside a vaccine fridge. Or recording the humidity inside a shipping container. Or even monitoring the CO₂ levels in a lab.
Keeping temperature-sensitive medical supplies safe is essential in any healthcare setting, and choosing the right medical fridge or freezer plays a key role. With so many options available, it can be tricky to know which one is best for your needs. In this guide, we break down the key factors to consider, and compare the
As we settle into 2025, the logistics industry is facing a number of new challenges. From the push for sustainability to the increasing need for real-time data, businesses must adapt to keep up. Praxas is here to help with innovative solutions designed to tackle these obstacles. In this article, we’ll take a closer look at