Name: FRIGGA Cold Chain Data Loggers Thailand
Brand: FRIGGA
Availability: InStock

Question 1

Are FRIGGA data loggers approved for air freight without dangerous goods declarations?

Accepted Answer

Yes. FRIGGA data loggers use non-lithium battery technology and feature automatic flight mode, which means they do not require IATA dangerous goods declarations or special air freight documentation. This significantly simplifies the shipping process for pharmaceutical and medical cannabis shipments by air.

Question 2

What is the difference between real-time and single-use data loggers?

Accepted Answer

Real-time data loggers transmit temperature, humidity, shock, light, and location data continuously throughout a shipment via cellular or satellite networks, allowing remote monitoring and immediate alerts if conditions go out of range. Single-use data loggers record environmental data locally and are read out after delivery. Single-use loggers are ideal for high-value shipments where a tamper-evident, cost-effective record is required. DeeMED supplies both types through FRIGGA's product range.

Question 3

Are FRIGGA data loggers GDP compliant for pharmaceutical shipments?

Accepted Answer

Yes. FRIGGA data loggers are designed and validated to meet GDP (Good Distribution Practice) requirements for pharmaceutical cold chain monitoring. They provide calibrated, continuous environmental records that satisfy GDP documentation requirements for temperature-sensitive pharmaceutical shipments.

Question 4

Can FRIGGA data loggers be used for medical cannabis shipments?

Accepted Answer

Yes. FRIGGA data loggers are used by DeeMED for all medical cannabis export shipments from Thailand. Medical cannabis is temperature and condition-sensitive cargo, and maintaining a continuous chain of custody environmental record is essential for regulatory compliance in the destination country. FRIGGA's air-safe, non-lithium loggers are particularly suited to international medical cannabis shipments by air freight.

Question 5

What does non-lithium battery mean for data logger air freight?

Accepted Answer

Lithium batteries are classified as dangerous goods under IATA regulations, which means devices containing them require special documentation and handling for air freight. FRIGGA data loggers use non-lithium battery technology, which removes this classification entirely. There are no dangerous goods declarations required, no quantity restrictions, and no special handling fees — making the shipping process faster and simpler for high-frequency pharmaceutical and medical cannabis shipments.

Question 6

Does DeeMED provide cold chain monitoring for international shipments from Thailand?

Accepted Answer

Yes. As the official FRIGGA distributor in Thailand, DeeMED supplies and deploys FRIGGA data loggers on all international shipments we manage. For medical cannabis and pharmaceutical exports from Bangkok, every shipment includes GDP-compliant cold chain monitoring from origin to destination, with full environmental records provided upon delivery.

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