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Finding the best way to count pills can be difficult, because it's a process that is very important. Here's what you should look for in a pill counter:
Accuracy: It may seem obvious, but a pill counter needs to be accurate. Having a pill over, or a pill under may not seem like a whole lot, but it can really add up.
Fast: While being accurate is important, a pill counter should certainly not take very long to register the amount of pills counted. In order to be effective, it needs to cut time from the traditional methods and be much faster.
Secure: The counters need to have a secure login system so that not just anybody can use the expensive, valuable, and critical equipment.
Build: Make sure the pill counter you choose isn't cheaply made of plastic or other easily broken materials. Many pill counters are made with metal or aluminum framing that holds up much better than plastic.
Affordable: Having snazzy things that do everything you want them to do and then some are nice, but there are plenty of choices when it comes to pill counting. Find a pill counter that does everything you need it to, and that won't put a huge dent in your wallet. There are plenty of affordable options that can likely do everything you need, and are fairly affordable.
These are the five main elements to deciding what pill counter is right for you. It's a big decision, so choose wisely, and make sure that whatever pill counter you choose fills all of these criteria.
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The Pharmacy APW Co-op for Pill Counting Automation – coming soon… |
The advent of the Torbal two-step pill counting system, for establishing the average piece weights of pills, combined with the 2D barcode label on all drug supply bottles, has led to the creation of a Pharmacy Cooperative where pharmacies agree to share a common database of average piece weights which are stored on a central server provided by Fulcrum Inc. Each member pharmacy has access to a central database of average pill weights stored by NDC code and lot number. Each member agrees to be the provider of average piece weight information when they encounter a new NDC code and lot number combination until the system provides that information. |
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