Designed around your facility
Built from your vial list, your quantities, and the space you have.
For hospitals
BehrBox keeps closed medication vials organized and easy to carry within your facility. Here's how it fits the way hospitals review and buy equipment.
The basics
Built from your vial list, your quantities, and the space you have.
Each design comes with documentation your teams can look over.
Every design has an ID and a version number.
Reorders are made to the approved design version, not rebuilt from scratch.
A worn part shouldn't mean a whole new box.
Any change gets a new version number, so you always know which design you have.
Traceability
Each configuration keeps an ID, a version number, an approval status, and a note of what changed. Reorders are made to the approved version, so the box on the shelf matches the one your team signed off on.
Your teams
Ways to buy
Buy finished boxes configured for your facility. If you later want to make them yourself, we can talk about that too.
BehrBox is made by Falken Technologies. See how Falken works with hospitals.
An example
Many infusion centers and oncology units keep a set of vials on hand for infusion reactions. BehrBox can be designed around that set. It holds the vials your protocol lists, in the amounts it lists, and keeps the medications that need to stay separate apart and easy to spot.
Your protocol decides what goes in the box. BehrBox keeps it organized. This is one use among many.
Intended use
BehrBox is a reusable container that keeps closed medication vials organized and easy to carry within a healthcare facility. It has separate compartments for vials that need to stay apart until they're used, and each compartment takes its own tamper-evident seal.
It ships empty. Your facility decides what goes in it, based on your own protocols. BehrBox never touches the patient or the medication, and it isn't used to prepare, dispense, measure, deliver, or administer medication.