Thermoscan 1-second Read Thermometr , 1-second Read-out
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Kitchen and Housewares Reviews of Thermoscan 1-second Read Thermometr , 1-second Read-out
Customer Review: easy and excellent
Summary: 5 Stars
iam amazed at how easy it is to use the ear thermometer. I was always taught to use an oral thermometer. my children love this better and they do not complain anymore. Customer Review: great gift!
Summary: 5 Stars
I was invited to a baby shower and it was a big hit! Very reliable and useful!Customer Review: We really like this thermometer!!
Summary: 5 Stars
We really like this thermometer. I know that people say that it's inaccurate, but our pediatrician recommends this thermometer and says that you have to take the temperature a few times and look at the average reading. It's really fast and very easy to see the reading.Customer Review: Works for us!
Summary: 4 Stars
I bought this themometer when my oldest was about a year old, that was two years ago. It is SO much easier than taking the temp under the armpit or in the bottom, and a WHOLE lot faster. I have not had problems with inaccurate readings. As others have written, you just need to get it in the ear canal right. It is a little harder on our infant b/c she's smaller, but it still works. You can't beat the price either. Finding probe covers is a bit of a challenge though.Customer Review: Nurse says go with a Temporal Artery Thermometer
Summary: 1 Stars
Don't bother with these. I am a school nurse, and not just this brand, but MOST brands of ear thermometers are inconsistent, especially when the average person does incorrect positioning in the ear canal. I had to use the ear type for 8 years between Pediatric ICU and school nursing. I got pretty good at getting consistent readings, except on very small ear canals, and those with a lot of wax. We got rid of ours and went with an Exergen TemporalScanner Temporal Artery Thermometer. It takes less time, doesn't require probes, and you can get one at Costco for $30.