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New thermal packaging containers from Peli BioThermal

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2 Nov 2020
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Golden Hour Range

US-based manufacturer Peli BioThermal has released Golden Hour One, a line of two new versions of ultra-light, reusable thermal packaging containers, each designed to carry one unit of whole blood to combat areas

The newest Golden Hour products are smaller and more nimble than other Golden Hour products, making it easier to equip each military member in a group with life-saving blood and platelets. Golden Hour One keeps blood cool without the use of external energy for 18 hours under extreme conditions and over 36 hours under optimal conditions. The technology, composed of a TIC coolant and vacuum insulation, prevents temperature excursions with a tight, protective thermal seal that eliminates possible hot or cold pockets or the need for ice, dry ice, or gel packs.

The two versions differ in form factor, which offers flexibility for inclusion in the combat pack-out. Both the rectangular and cylinder versions have built in data loggers to track temperature information and protect the safety of the blood product payload.

Safely and securely transporting blood supplies

“For more than 15 years, militaries across the world have trusted our Golden Hour products to safely, securely and reliably transport blood supplies, tissues, biologics, pharmaceuticals, diagnostics and vaccines to far-forward combat areas away from fixed medical facilities,” said David Williams, President of Peli BioThermal. “Golden Hour One shows our commitment to adapting proven technologies and innovating design in a way that makes life-saving products more accessible to the men and women who serve their countries.”

The patented Golden Hour technology was invented by Peli BioThermal in 2003 in response to the US Army’s request for a reliable temperature controlled container that medics could use to transport blood and platelets to the battlefield during the life or death first hour after injury, or the Golden Hour. The technology won the US Army’s Greatest Invention Award the same year and serves as the foundation for other Peli BioThermal products, including Crēdo Cube, Crēdo ProMed and bulk shippers like the Crēdo Cargo.Golden Hour One joins a family of Golden Hour products, including the original Golden Hour Mobile and Golden Hour Medic.

Temperature control for 72 hours

Golden Hour Mobile transports four units of whole blood and maintains temperature control for 72 hours or more. Golden Hour Medic holds up to two units of whole blood and keeps blood cool for 24 hours under extreme conditions and 48+ hours under optimal conditions.

Recently, an increasing number of UK air ambulance charities have been deploying ProMed, produced by Peli BioThermal. The ProMed transport bag is being used to transport blood products by HEMS first responders in Europe and globally. Being able to give a pre-hospital transfusion at the scene of an incident can sometimes be a lifesaving intervention.

Publishing Details

HEMS/SAR

2 Nov 2020
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