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Storing Vaccine in a Stand-Alone Refrigerator Unit 2026

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The document provides guidelines for the proper storage of vaccines in a stand-alone refrigerator unit, emphasizing organization, temperature control, and separation of different vaccine types. It specifies that most vaccines should be refrigerated while certain ones need to be frozen, and outlines best practices for inventory management, including labeling and grouping by type. Additionally, it highlights the importance of maintaining appropriate temperatures and contacting the NYC VFC program for any issues.

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Begin by reviewing the guidelines for organizing vaccines. Ensure you understand that all vaccines, except varicella, zoster, and MMRV, should be refrigerated.
Fill in the section regarding storage practices. Indicate that vaccines should be kept in their original boxes and placed in breathable plastic mesh baskets, clearly labeled by type.
Next, specify the temperature requirements. Document that temperatures must be maintained between 36ºF to 46ºF (2ºC to 8ºC), aiming for 40ºF/5ºC.
Complete any additional fields related to inventory management, such as grouping vaccines by pediatric, adolescent, and adult types.
Finally, ensure you note any issues with your refrigerator or VFC vaccine supply and include contact information for the NYC VFC program if necessary.

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