Update 8/30/19

prescripton: is to be kept between 33°F and 75°F

prescription apparently staying accurate in butter dish compartment ... ???

study by Gene Bowdish 8/23/19

I am doing a study for a doctor

( I put this refrigerator graph together really fast at a doctor's office

it shows the challenges I had keeping this refrigerator in the safe zone for typical food safety )

in this instance we were talking about a specific prescription,

after getting it from the pharmacy, and after it was opened

the temperature was

to be kept at between 33 degrees Fahrenheit and 75 degrees Fahrenheit

( pharmacists recommendation from the manufacture of the medicine )

for a typical customer,

assuming they asked there doctor(s) / pharmacist(s)

 what the temperature of there prescription was supposed to be

in this case ... because the temperature of your prescription may be different ... ???

getting it home under 75 °F is a challenge when the temperature outside is 90 °F

and you don't have air-conditioning in your car ...

How many people know what the temperature of there prescription, vitamin,

over the counter prescription, supplements, etc. are supposed to be ?

( I talked to a doctor at the Capitol LakeFair, who grouped them all together saying

when each item gets out of it's safe temperature zone, they become less effective, all of them ... )

I need to invent a better system, but, where will I get the money from to do the testing

I need supplies and tools and data and

testing with people who could potentially need a different system based on there individual needs

the more people it will work for, the better chance it will work for you ...

basically that is what Untied Laboratories does, but if the item, tool, gadget, doesn't exist in

3 stores nearby, you are allowed to make your own following certain guidelines,

at least that was the way it was explained to me when I worked at a factory as an

electrician / electronics technician in research and development called a 508 shop ...

and a controlled environment to do it at ... ???

the graph shows that the medicine would become ineffective when it reached freezing temperature

does it become ineffective immediately or is there a time chart ...

many people in my study said they keep there refrigerator temperature cold,

and sometimes there drinks freeze to prevent food borne illness ...