• Segregation of hazardous products: The safe dedicated to toxic drugs limits access to authorized operators only, reducing the risk of poisoning and uncontrolled use.
• Modular organization: The combination of standardized containers, shelves, and drawers allows the space to be adapted to specific storage needs, minimizing wasted space.
• Rapid identification: Integrated label holders and label protectors ensure immediate visibility of medications, speeding up picking operations and reducing retrieval errors.
• Protection from unauthorized access: The mechanical key lock prevents casual access to medicines, essential for regulatory compliance and safety in healthcare environments.
• Centralized capacity: A single large unit (2000 mm height) optimizes vertical space use in pharmacies and wards, reducing the need for additional furniture.
• Ease of retrieval: The tilt bins allow for smooth extraction without having to manipulate the entire structure, improving operational ergonomics.

The cabinet is used in public and private pharmacies for the storage and distribution of drugs at the counter, where orderly and controlled management of products with limited access is required.

In hospitals and inpatient facilities, it represents a central solution for the internal pharmacy or distribution wards, ensuring traceability and segregation between common drugs and controlled substances.

In analytical laboratories and specialized clinics, it allows for the safe storage of pharmaceutical reagents and medicines subject to specific regulations.

In assisted living facilities (RSA) and senior care facilities, it supports the daily management of patients’ medications, preventing administration errors and involuntary access.

Choose this cabinet when you need a single and centralized solution to simultaneously manage medications of different categories and sizes, avoiding fragmentation across multiple pieces of furniture.

It is the correct choice if you operate in a context where local regulations require segregation of toxic drugs and documented traceability: the code safe allows for granular access control.

It represents the operational prerequisite when horizontal space is limited but available height is sufficient: the vertical configuration (2000 mm) optimizes horizontal footprints typical of pharmacies in tight spaces.

It is indispensable if daily operations require frequent and rapid access to medicines without the need for heavy handling: the combination of tilt bins and telescopic drawers reduces search and retrieval times.

What is the difference between this cabinet and a simple open shelf with a lock?

This cabinet integrates an internal safe dedicated to toxic products, providing a second level of protection independent of the main lock. Furthermore, the subdivision into standardized containers with labels allows for granular management of individual drugs, whereas an open shelf does not guarantee segregation or differentiated access control for hazardous substances.

Does the cabinet comply with regulations on the storage of toxic drugs?

The cabinet meets basic requirements for the segregation and access control of toxic drugs thanks to the code safe. However, full compliance depends on the specific country’s regulations and the healthcare facility. It is advisable to verify with the relevant supervisory body (local health authority, pharmaceutical control body) that the key lock and safe are adequate for local standards.

How many different drugs can I store at the same time?

The capacity is at least 66 labeled containers of different sizes (60 1/6 containers and 6 1/3 containers), plus 9 rows of 4 tilt bins and further variants. The total number depends on the specific dimensions of the medications and the chosen configuration, but the structure can easily manage several hundred pharmaceutical references.

Are the drawers and shelves adjustable?

The 7 shelves are fixed in predefined positions, while there is 1 telescopic shelf that can be partially extracted to access medications more easily. The drawers have a fixed depth; however, thanks to the multiple sizes available (from 75 mm to 235 mm in height), it is possible to customize the internal layout according to needs.

Is it easy to label and identify the medications?

Yes: both the 1/6 and 1/3 containers have integrated label holders and label protectors. This allows for clear reading and protection of the label from wear, ensuring traceability and rapid identification even in environments with frequent handling.

How is access control managed for the toxic products safe?

The safe is equipped with a code lock, which allows access to be restricted to authorized operators only via a PIN. The lock is independent of the cabinet’s main lock, allowing for superior control granularity for critical substances.