Battery Powered Digital Infrared Ear Thermometer For Kids / Adults

Contact infrared thermometer.

Common ear thermometers, forehead thermometers, and multifunctional thermometers can measure accurate body temperature from the ear in just one second. When using, gently straighten the ear canal, insert the temperature measurement head into the ear canal, and press the upper end of the temperature measurement for one second, you can read the accurate body temperature from the LCD screen with at least one decimal place, safe and secure. When replacing the protective rubber sleeve during use, it can avoid bacterial infection, and it is safe even if it is shared by the whole family.

Instructions

Contact infrared thermometer. Take ear thermometer as an example:
1) Power on
2) Gently pull the auricle to straighten the ear canal, fix the head, insert the sensor into the ear hole and align the eardrum to start the temperature measurement. Note that when measuring, the ear thermometer sensor should be inserted into the ear hole facing the eardrum. If the eardrum is not aligned, the measured temperature will be lower than the actual temperature.
3) The ear temperature is displayed on the screen, the value is recorded, and the temperature measurement is over.

Precautions for use

Do not use the ear thermometer if you have ear diseases such as external otitis or otitis media.
Do not use an ear thermometer when your ears are wet after swimming or bathing.
When the person to be measured comes from a place that has a large difference from the temperature and environment temperature, they should stay in the measurement environment for at least 5 minutes, and measure after the temperature is consistent with the environment.
Fever patients with perspiration, cold compresses, and other cooling measures will make the measurement results low. Avoid measuring the temperature in this case.
It cannot be measured in places with large air flow such as fans, air conditioners.
Do not use in direct sunlight.
It is recommended to measure about 3 times during the measurement, and the interval between each measurement is 3-5 seconds, whichever is the most displayed data.