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Min/max

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Temperatures lower than 2°C and higher than 8°C are out of range. Complete a Vaccine Troubleshooting Record. Contact the manufacturer and your immunization program.

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For additional information, see the vaccine manufacturer’s product information. Adapted with appreciation from the Immunization Action Coalition (IAC) temperature log

Store COVID-19 vaccines between 2°C and 8°C. Using a digital data logger (DDL), check and record the temperature daily using one of the options below. Save this record for 3 

years, unless your state/local jurisdiction requires a longer time period. See CDC’s Vaccine Storage and Handling Toolkit, COVID-19 Addendum, for additional information.

1. Do NOT discard the vaccine. 

2. Label the vaccine “Do Not Use.”

3. Complete the Vaccine Troubleshooting Record. 

4. Contact the manufacturer to determine under 

what conditions (refrigerated) to store the 

vaccine as quickly as possible.

If the temperature is out of range, 

TAKE ACTION!

Month

Facility Name

PIN Number

COVID-19 Vaccine 

Temperature Log for Refrigerator Vaccine Storage (Celsius) Days 1–15

Option 1: Minimum/Maximum (Min/Max) 

Temperatures (preferred)

1. Most DDLs display minimum and maximum 

temperatures. Check and record the min/max 

temperatures at the start of each workday.

2. Document these temperatures in the min/max 

temperature row under the appropriate date.

Option 2: Current Temperature

1. If the DDL does not display min/max temperatures, 

check and record the current temperature at the start 

and end of the workday.

2. Document these temperatures by writing an "X" in the 

row that corresponds to the refrigerator temperature 

under the appropriate day of the month.

3. Review the continuous DDL temperature data daily.
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For additional information, see the vaccine manufacturer’s product information. Adapted with appreciation from the Immunization Action Coalition (IAC) temperature log

Month

Facility Name

PIN Number

COVID-19 Vaccine 

Temperature Log for Refrigerator Vaccine Storage (Celsius) Days 16–31

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Staff initials 

Min/max

temperatures

Temperatures lower than 2°C and higher than 8°C are out of range. Complete a Vaccine Troubleshooting Record. Contact the manufacturer and your immunization program.

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Time AM PM AM PM AM PM AM PM AM PM AM PM AM PM AM PM AM PM AM PM AM PM AM PM AM PM AM PM AM PM AM PM

Staff initials

 2°C

 3°C

4°C

5°C

 6°C

 7°C

 8°C

Store COVID-19 vaccines between 2°C and 8°C. Using a digital data logger (DDL), check and record the temperature daily using one of the options below. Save this record for 3 

years, unless your state/local jurisdiction requires a longer time period. See CDC’s Vaccine Storage and Handling Toolkit, COVID-19 Addendum, for additional information.

1. Do NOT discard the vaccine. 

2. Label the vaccine “Do Not Use.”

3. Complete the Vaccine Troubleshooting Record. 

4. Contact the manufacturer to determine under 

what conditions (refrigerated) to store the 

vaccine as quickly as possible.

If the temperature is out of range, 

TAKE ACTION!

Option 1: Minimum/Maximum (Min/Max) 

Temperatures (preferred)

1. Most DDLs display minimum and maximum 

temperatures. Check and record the min/max 

temperatures at the start of each workday.

2. Document these temperatures in the min/max 

temperature row under the appropriate date.

Option 2: Current Temperature

1. If the DDL does not display min/max temperatures, 

check and record the current temperature at the start 

and end of the workday.

2. Document these temperatures by writing an "X" in the 

row that corresponds to the refrigerator temperature 

under the appropriate day of the month.

3. Review the continuous DDL temperature data daily.