Validated cold chain packouts for medicine — and nothing else. Peptides, GLP-1s, veterinary biologics: sized for the vials you ship, chamber-tested at summer-peak heat, documented for the auditor.
Chamber-tested for the full rated hold at summer-peak heat. Then prove it on your route — we run a lane test before you commit.
Insulated shippers are bulky. Back rooms are small. We hold your inventory in our warehouse network and deliver as often as you ship — multiple times a week if your fill calendar demands it.
Case quantities matched to what you actually ship, on a cadence you set. No minimums that turn your dispensing area into a warehouse.
Monday-to-Wednesday windows, seasonal spikes, a heavy fill week — our scheduling problem, not your storage problem. Kits arrive ready to pack.
Summer and winter specs rotated for you. You'll never ship a winter kit into a heat wave — or pay summer refrigerant rates in January.
Different prescription, same six degrees. Every packout ships medicine at 2–8°C with the paperwork to prove it — whoever wrote the script.
One packout standard across every fill partner — same unboxing, same hold time, every patient.
For telehealth → Cp · Compounding pharmaciesPeptides and sterile preparations, packed out right — with the transit documentation your board will actually accept.
For pharmacies → Ah · Animal health pharmacyVet compounders and pet pharmacies ship the same 2–8°C we hold every day — biologics, insulin, compounded preparations.
For animal health →You own the patient. Your fill partners own the box. When a vial arrives warm, the churn, the refund, and the one-star review all land on you.
Standardize your networkGeneric cold chain is built for pallet freight. You pay for it in material, dimensional weight, and pack time — and still can't hand an inspector real transit data. Meridian is engineered from the vial up.
Packouts sized for 1–6 vials with refrigerant matched to lane and season. Pay for the shipment you send, not the box you don't.
Chamber test profiles, packout specs, and a lane test on your actual route — the file you hand the board when they ask how you know it stayed cold.
No chocolate, no seafood, no pallets. One temperature band, one kind of customer — and packouts that get better every quarter because of it.
Refrigerated veterinary medicine — biologics, pet insulin, compounded preparations — ships in the same 2–8°C band we hold all day. A spoiled vial is a reship, a refund, and a client who doesn't come back. Same packouts, same test data, different patient.
Refrigerated vet shipping runs Monday-to-Wednesday windows, so a week's volume moves in three days. Replenishment from our warehouse network keeps pace with yours.
The same chamber test data behind our pharmacy packouts, ready for your accreditation reviews, distributor QA, and the client asking why they should trust the box.
Packouts sized for a single insulin vial to a clinic order — direct to the pet owner's porch or the practice's fridge, held to the number either way.
Named for the hours they hold 2°–8°C, validated at summer-peak ambient. Liner, refrigerant, and vial suspension arrive as one kit — pack time under ninety seconds.
Regional lanes and overnight-plus-buffer. The workhorse for pharmacies shipping in-state.
Request the spec sheet →Coast-to-coast ground with margin for carrier exceptions and porch dwell. The default for national telehealth fills.
Request the spec sheet →A technical library for people who ship refrigerated medicine — standards read correctly, industry errors corrected, every figure sourced.
Temperature, packaging, and the rules that actually apply — including the labeled stability windows most vendors quote wrong.
Insulin, veterinary biologics, and compounded preparations — the same band, a different regulator.
USP <659> permits more excursion than the industry admits — and less than a summer lane will hand you.
Request a lane test: we'll ship a sample packout on your route, in your season, with the chamber test data alongside it. Judge the result, not the brochure.
Request a lane test