“Since we installed the Kelsius system it has paid for itself multiple times over. It protects around 500 units of blood and tens of thousands of pounds worth of blood products. The offsite facility is a major benefit; we can access our records from any web-enabled device via the portal. The ability to include monitoring of satellite fridges at various locations greatly streamlines our procedures. Both the system and web portal are very user-friendly. We can further underline the safety of products and can show complete transparency to audits. I would highly recommend the Kelsius system.”

“We use Kelsius sensors to record product and air temperature throughout our pharmacy dispensing areas, clinical trial rooms and aseptic units. We also use sensors in our automated robot storage and dispensing unit, in our unlicensed medicines room and controlled drugs room, in all refrigerators/ freezers, and within the pharmacy store areas. The alert system allows us to take corrective actions allowing stock to be relocated and thus reducing financial impact of the loss of high value refrigerated products. The portal is user-friendly and offers on-site/off-site access to real-time temperature data, weekly reports, graphs and allows for complete auditing. We have increased confidence in product quality and patient safety. The system has paid for itself since installation by helping save time and reducing product loss."

"The Kelsius system replaced a manual system which was time consuming and inadequate. GMIS was the first pathology laboratory in the UK to achieve accreditation to ISO standard 15189 of UKAS. Use of the Kelsius system strengthened our position and ability to successfully achieve this quality standard. During the last 8 years the system has proved very reliable and robust and has not broken down once. Readings are easily accessible from a central portal, providing a full audit trail compliant with UKAS. The Kelsius system ultimately contributes to the high quality of our service and patient safety. The system saves staff time and allows staff to concentrate on other duties. Consequently the Kelsius system helps financially by ensuring that expensive commercial kits and reagents aren’t lost due to temperature damage.”

"The Kelsius system has provided reliable temperature monitoring in 90 medication fridges across the hospital and makes 24-hour monitoring in all areas possible. It has ensured a rapid response to deviation from temperatures, provides important data and allows trends to be identified. The potential maximum financial savings within the three-month period was approximately €120,000 if all stock involved had to be discarded."

"When faced with cold chain failure, on an annual basis the system more than pays for itself, contributing significantly to product quality assurance and overall patient safety."

“The Kelsius system has given us peace of mind that our fridges and incubators are being monitored in real time and let us know when they deviate from allowed parameters. We have installed Kelsius throughout our Pharmaceutical facility to cover all units including ambient monitoring of our warehouse. Live and historical data is always available which allows us to cover any inspections and audits carried out. The follow-up service is excellent and an annual service is included. The system is highly recommended by our team.”

The Kelsius sensors have allowed Pharmacy to be proactive and reactive to any temperature deviations, allowing stock to be relocated and reducing the financial impact of the loss of high value refrigerated products, and the effect this would have on patient safety/patient treatment. The system is user-friendly and weekly reports, graphs and reports can be accessed and interrogated thoroughly. We have experienced an excellent, proactive and friendly customer service throughout. Kelsius staff are always professional, approachable and keen to assist with any issues, queries or future project work. Calibration certificates are traceable to a UKAS Certificate. We have recommended Kelsius to other NHS Health Boards and Pharmacies and would continue to do so in the future."