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Vaccine storage that won't lose you a contract.

When the state pharmacy board, a manufacturer audit, or a payer requires proof that your fridge held within spec, "the thermometer said 4 °C this morning" is not the answer. Exposensia gives you a continuous, tamper-evident record — and lets you read it with a phone tap.

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The problem you actually have

A nightly power outage. A door propped open while inventory was unloaded. A failing compressor that no one noticed for three days. Any one of these can void thousands of dollars of vaccine — or worse, an entire patient panel's worth of doses without anyone knowing it happened.

Why a clipboard log isn't enough

CDC's Vaccines for Children program (and most manufacturer return policies) require continuous monitoring with documented min/max excursions and Mean Kinetic Temperature. A twice-daily clipboard reading misses the 2 AM excursion entirely — and won't survive an audit.

What Exposensia gives you

Tamper-evident continuous logging at configurable intervals. Min, max, mean, full time history, and pharma-grade MKT calculated on-device. NFC tap-to-read with any modern phone — no app accounts, no cloud, no subscription.

Built for the moments that matter

Power outage at 3 AM

You arrive in the morning and tap the sensor. Three minutes later you have a CSV showing exactly when the fridge crossed 8 °C, how long it stayed there, and whether the contents are still on-label. No guessing. No insurance dispute.

State pharmacy board audit

The inspector asks for the last 90 days of fridge temperature data. You tap, export, attach. The record includes timestamps, min/max, MKT, and the device serial number — everything the form requires.

Compounding pharmacy with two units

A Tempest 100 in each unit. When one drifts, you know which one — and the backup unit's record proves the inventory was safely moved before the excursion crossed the spec window.

Stop guessing whether your fridge held overnight.

No subscriptions. No app accounts. Tap-to-read with the phone that's already in your pocket.

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