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Kirby Lester's New KL30: Fully Automated, Compact System for a Fraction of the Cost of a Robotic Dispenser
Date:2/2/2009

LAKE FOREST, Ill., Feb. 2 /PRNewswire/ -- Kirby Lester, LLC, the world's leading pharmacy automation provider, today unveiled its first fully automated technology breakthrough: the KL30 automated dispensing and verification system. The KL30 is sized and priced for any retail pharmacy or hospital outpatient pharmacy that processes from 100 to 1,000 prescriptions per day.

Kirby Lester introduced the KL30 today at the National Association of Chain Drug Stores (NACDS) Regional Chain Conference in Chandler, AZ.

The KL30 is a major advancement in saving time, steps and cost in a pharmacy. For the first time, Kirby Lester utilizes drug-specific cassettes to fully automate the hands-free dispensing of a pharmacy's top 30 oral solid medications. (All other medications can simply be poured into the funnel as is done with other Kirby Lester counters.) The KL30 is based on the recently introduced KL20 "next-generation" platform. The KL20 was heralded by pharmacists and technicians alike as an indispensable technology platform.

The KL30 automates the dispensing of 100% of all oral solids with the combination cassette & pour-through methods. The 30 cassettes alone manage 25-30% of the orders in a typical retail pharmacy. In contrast, most robotic dispensers automate only 40-45% of orders, at a cost of 7-10 times the cost of a KL30. The KL30 will be offered for less than $20,000.

In addition to managing the dispensing of all tablets, the KL30 also automates the verification of 100% of all prescriptions, not just oral solids.

"The KL30 is exactly what our customers have been asking Kirby Lester to develop," says Christopher Thomsen, Kirby Lester's Vice President, Business Development. "We have combined the speed and convenience of full automation, the reliability of Kirby Lester's counting technology and a pric
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