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Temperature 🌡️
What is the ideal temperature for keeping vaccines in the refrigerator?
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Keep vaccines <strong data-start=”260″ data-end=”295″>away from the refrigerator door to avoid temperature fluctuations
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<strong data-start=”178″ data-end=”204″>Do not freeze vaccines, as freezing can damage many vaccines.
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Vaccines must be stored in the <strong data-start=”136″ data-end=”150″>cold chain between <strong data-start=”159″ data-end=”174″>2°C and 8°C.
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✅ <strong data-start=”72″ data-end=”86″>2°C to 8°C
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Informative
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Good info
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Practical Question
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Desde el punto de vista sanitario, la mayoría de las vacunas veterinarias deben conservarse entre 2 °C y 8 °C para mantener su estabilidad y eficacia. Mantener la cadena de frío es fundamental, especialmente en vacunas utilizadas contra enfermedades como la Enfermedad de Newcastle y Bronquitis infecciosa aviar, ya que temperaturas fuera de este rango pueden inactivar el biológico y reducir su efectividad en el campo.
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From 2-8 degree C.
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mostly 2-8C° is ideal and eventually follow the manufacturing company recommendations
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Thank you for the information. According to veterinary cold chain guidelines, most vaccines must be stored between 2 and 8 °C to preserve their potency. Temperatures outside this range, especially freezing (<0 °C) or prolonged exposure above 8 °C, can cause irreversible loss of efficacy.
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<font dir=”auto” style=”vertical-align: inherit;”><font dir=”auto” style=”vertical-align: inherit;”>La temperatura ideal para conservar vacunas avícolas en refrigeración es entre 2 °C y 8°C</font></font>
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I’m of the opinion that farmers are to be well educated on matters like this
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Honestly, it’s a matter of a particular concern
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I am worried that vaccines might not be as efficient here in sub Sahara Africa because of the unavailability of electricity. A lot of time we are without electricity, so a lot of vaccines might loose their potency before getting to the final consumer.
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