Limitations

• Thermo-Sensitive medications must be kept in certain temperature range mostly 2-8°C (35.6 – 46.4°F), otherwise efficacy drops and/or harmful effects may happen

• Usually dispensed in sharps as pens and syringes which need to be sterile before use with zero level of contamination, and carefully disposed to avoid infection

• Such medications are usually expensive, as per dose or cumulatively through patient treatment period which may be years or even for life

• Patients get disconnected from healthcare providers once they leave healthcare facility, deprived from care and observation

• Treatment outcomes drop with 50% adherence rate to medication doses/ patient/ treatment period

Current storage and handling methods fail to maintain perfect environment for preservation and disposal, affecting both efficacy and safety

Due to Lack of connectivity and monitoring, game-changing data is missed in the process, with no tracking of patient/ medication, leaving all sectors of healthcare system in the dark

• Neither plastic or paper bag, ice, car’s fridge are ideal to transfer medications, nor home fridge is ideal for storing doses because they are unmonitored, with non-guaranteed temperature, high contamination probability, and insecure storage

• Home garbage bin and plastic containers are not ideal for disposing used sharps because they are unmonitored, with high infection probability, and insecure storage

• Cure Rate drops as doses lose efficacy, miss-leading healthcare providers and damaging medication image

• Consequent side effects are impossible to track, and might be mistakenly attributed to medication itself

• Dose contamination, Infection by used sharps, miss-use, and children reach due to lack of secure storage

• Expired and spoiled doses are impossible to totally identify, track, reach and collect