ISO 7 classified rooms, biological safety cabinets Class II Type A2, HEPA double-locking pass-through cabinets.
Negative Pressure Hazardous Drug Room
Dedicated HVAC with exhaust, protecting staff from chemotherapy and other hazardous drug exposure.
Complete Ventilation Engineering
Designed to meet USP <800> engineering controls including room pressure differentials and air change rates.
WOSB Set-Aside Eligible
100% woman-owned small business. Eligible for federal pharmacy contract set-asides.
REGULATORY CONTEXT
Compounding pharmacy trailers must comply with USP <797> and USP <800> standards, enforced by state boards of pharmacy. Odulair delivers full HVAC engineering documentation, room pressure specifications, and equipment validation support.
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Our engineering team responds within one business day with platform-specific specifications, floor plan options, lead time, and pricing for your configuration.
✓150-180 days new-build lead time — all van platforms
✓Sole-source justification documentation available
A: A mobile pharmacy van is a self-contained pharmacy unit built to USP797/USP800 standards, capable of compounding, dispensing, and managing medications at remote or disaster-response locations.
Q: Is the mobile pharmacy USP800 compliant?
A: Odulair builds mobile pharmacy vans with negative pressure, HEPA filtration, and closed-system drug transfer device compatibility to support USP800 hazardous drug handling.
Q: Who uses mobile pharmacy vans?
A: Hospital systems, emergency management agencies, government health programs, and long-term care operators use mobile pharmacy vans for disaster response, rural outreach, and specialty compounding.
Q: Does a mobile pharmacy van require a CDL?
A: No. Sprinter-based mobile pharmacy vans do not require a CDL.
