How RFID makes a difference
SmartDose medications come pre-tagged and pre-associated—eliminating manual steps so your team can spend more time on patient care.
Improved efficiency
RFID technology allows for rapid scanning of multiple items at once—reducing manual work and saving time1
Comprehensive data capture
RFID technology can identify NDC codes, lot and serial numbers, and expiration dates in a single scan, offering deeper visibility across the supply chain
Enhanced accuracy
By reducing manual entry and helping to minimize errors, RFID technology supports accurate data integrity from manufacturing through the moment of care2
Built for today. Ready for what’s next.
Interoperable and available to all vendors
Built on industry standards and strong partnerships
Connected data for smarter tracking
Works with the RFID solutions you already use
SmartDose is designed to integrate with RFID-enabled workflows and is available across major RFID platforms and partners.
Products include KitCheck™ RFID Medication Management and Tracking System and KitCheck™ Anywhere
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Technology partners
ARC Certification is a globally recognized standard that verifies the performance and quality of RFID inlays through detailed testing, helping ensure SmartDose delivers optimal performance, interoperability, and reliable data across systems.
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Pfizer partners with Avery Dennison for advanced RFID inlay technology in SmartDose labels, delivering intelligent visibility across healthcare inventory systems to help ensure patient safety.
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George Schmitt & Co. produces SmartDose labels in quality driven precision-controlled environments, encoding each with Pfizer’s serialized GTIN for traceability, compliance, and patient safety.
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A RAIN system is a standards-based wireless RFID system that enables accurate, consistent product identification and tracking.
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SmartDose labels are designed to align with GS1 encoding standards. This allows SmartDose products to integrate with compatible RFID-enabled inventory management systems. GS1 is a global, not-for-profit organization that creates standards for identifying, capturing, and sharing product information across the healthcare supply chain.
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Explore RFID insights, implementation considerations, and industry perspectives to help support smarter medication workflows.
GS1=Global Standards 1; GTIN=Global Trade Item Number; ISO=International Organization for Standardization; NDC=national drug code; RFID=radio frequency identification; UHF=ultra high frequency.
References: 1. Summerfield MR, Xiao Y. Evaluation of medication kit processing time using radio frequency identification (RFID) technology. Innov Pharm. 2015;6(2):10.24926/iip.v6i2.381. 2. Abugabah A, Smadi AAL, Houghton L. RFID in health care: a review of real-world application in hospitals. Proc Comp Sci. 2023;220(1):8-15.
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