Thermometers

Description

Sharing an ear thermometer can transfer bacteria and infection from one person to another. It is essential to cover the probe of your infrared ear thermometer every time you use it. Safe and Sound Health’s Probe Covers provide a barrier between the ear and the thermometer, keeping it clean and hygienic.

Each box of Safe and Sound Health Probe Covers comes with 20 spare replacement covers which fit perfectly on our Infrared Ear Thermometers.

• Box contains 20 probe covers 
• Hygienically covers the ear thermometer probe during use

• Please refer to packaging and instructions before use

How to use

Use our Ear Thermometer Probe Covers with Safe and Sound Health’s Infrared Ear Thermometer to hygienically cover the thermometer probe during each use:

1. Wash and dry your hands before use
2. Wipe clean the thermometer probe before each use
3. Place the cover over the ear probe
4. Take the temperature reading as per thermometers instructions
5. Dispose of the probe cover after use
6. Always use a clean probe cover for each use

Description

Safe and Sound Health’s Forehead Strip Thermometers are the simple and easy way to take an accurate temperature reading from both children and babies. The non-invasive thermometer provides an accurate temperature reading without causing any distress or discomfort.

Each forehead strip thermometer is reusable and gives a temperature reading in either Celsius or Fahrenheit.

• Please refer to packaging and instructions before use
• Comfortable and easy-to-use
• Ideal for young children and babies 

How to use

Before using Safe and Sound Health’s Forehead Strip Thermometer, ensure the forehead is dry and clear of any perspiration or cream/oil:

1. Press the thermometer flat against the middle of a dry forehead
2. Hold in place as per instructions inside of the packaging
3. Read the temperature reading

A mild rise in temperature would be to about 37.8°C, and you should see your doctor if your temperature remains at this for more than 24 hours or if your temperature rises to 38.6°C or more