CytoCare looks small compared to Oral Medication Preparation Robots, what are its dimensions?
CytoCare ships from our factory fully assembled with dimensions that are approximately 7 feet of width, 6 feet of height, and 3 feet
of depth, This gives Hospitals flexible options for installation. Its small size was a design requirement based on Hospital's
preferences (mostly economical) to have the Robot fit space constraints and permit its installation without architecture changes
to the building, unlike with most other Automation solutions in the market. It occupies approximately the same space than a
regular laminar flow cabinet
What are the general requirements for the rooms where CytoCare is installed?
According to the robot certification tests, the air filtering system of the robot provides ISO 5 (class 100) conditions in the
preparation chamber even if the robot is not placed in a clean room. On the other hand, if the pharmacy wants to implement a
chemotherapy compounding circuit which is compliant to the European GMPs or to USP 797, an ISO Class 5 chamber (class 100)
such as CytoCare should be placed in a ISO Class 8 (class 100.000) environment.
What kind of access does the machine need around it?
We provide a drawing of the minimum space required by the equipment in our standard pre-installation guide. CytoCare needs to
be accessible from the right side for maintenance, but as it is on wheels, it can be moved
You mentioned that CytoCare was designed small so as to not to have to re-architect the hospital pharmacy.
How do you transport it into the pharmacy through the existing hospital corridors?
CytoCare ships from our factory fully assembled with dimensions that are approximately 7 feet of width, 6 feet of height, and 3 feet
of depth, This gives Hospitals flexible options for installation. Its small size was a design requirement based on Hospital's
preferences (mostly economical) to have the Robot fit space constraints and permit its installation without architecture changes
to the building, unlike with most other Automation solutions in the market. It occupies approximately the same space than a
regular laminar flow cabinet
What are the general requirements for the rooms where CytoCare is installed?
According to the robot certification tests, the air filtering system of the robot provides ISO 5 (class 100) conditions in the
preparation chamber even if the robot is not placed in a clean room. On the other hand, if the pharmacy wants to implement a
chemotherapy compounding circuit which is compliant to the European GMPs or to USP 797, an ISO Class 5 chamber (class 100)
such as CytoCare should be placed in a ISO Class 8 (class 100.000) environment.
What kind of access does the machine need around it?
We provide a drawing of the minimum space required by the equipment in our standard pre-installation guide. CytoCare needs to
be accessible from the right side for maintenance, but as it is on wheels, it can be moved
You mentioned that CytoCare was designed small so as to not to have to re-architect the hospital pharmacy.
How do you transport it into the pharmacy through the existing hospital corridors?
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