Medical Grade Heavy Duty Touchless Infrared Forehead Thermometer, for Adults & Baby Digital Thermometer Gun, 1s Instant Results

Having a reliable thermometer at home provides a sense of reassurance, especially with a young family. This touchless one is incredibly easy to use; simply point it at the forehead, and it gives a reading quickly. The dual modes for body and object temperature are a useful feature. It feels well-made and sturdy. The readings appear consistent. It’s a straightforward device without complicated settings. For quick and hygienic temperature checks, this does the job effectively. It's a practical tool for any household.

This THERMOBIO medical grade infrared thermometer is really easy to use and accurate. Using Infrared means there is no physical contact, ideal if measuring an adults or child’s temperature. I had been using oral digital thermometer for many years, and although fairly accurate it always took time to get a reading and required a good clean before use by anyone else. With this infrared thermometer it remains clean and the measurements are instant and consistently accurate, I did check it against an expensive wall mounted infrared forehead thermometer and the readings were almost identical.The temperature reading can be shown in either degrees Celsius or Fahrenheit. The backlight makes the screen easy to read in any lighting condition. Also, the backlight acts as a visual indicator in that it will change to a red backlight if the temperature is high. Theres a button allows the thermometer be switch between measuring the temperature of the forehead, or household objects.Overall, this is an excellent infrared thermometer with all the essential functions. It’s a very accurate thermometer, a little pricey, maybe this is down to having 3 ultra-sensitive German sensors. It comes with two quality AAA Duracell batteries, to get you started.I hope you find my review useful and helpful

Delivery and Packaging:This temperature detector arrives in a sturdy box with a magnetic latch with space inside for the 'gun' and another handy section to store the batteries, when not in use.Design and Build Quality:The build is all plastic and very light. It has a pistol style, firing the emitter towards the patient's forehead and displaying the results on the facing screen.The display is nice and clear.There is a pistol trigger to initiate a reading and a panel of buttons under the screen for memory function, home and human toggles and another to change the reading from fahrenheit to celsius.The handle has a moulded, ergonomic design and very comfortable to hold.The Product in Use:Operation is simple - point the device at the patient's forehead and depress the trigger until it makes a plastic click and the device beeps. The display then shows the temperature. No need to touch the skin and the result is much quicker than the traditional thermometer under the tongue and more hygienic to boot.Storage is great. The batteries slot into the handle behind a hinged door but I will store them separate in the box so they don't degrade inside the device.Conclusion:A handy, hygienic and effective thermometer. Recommended.

This digital thermometer comes in a solid card box that can be used for storing it when it is not in use. I thought that the middle of the box slid out, but fortunately, before I had dismantled the box trying to open it, I discovered that the front and one side of the box fold up to allow access. Magnets built into the box allow it to be neatly closed again.Insi the box you get the infrared thermometer, two Duracell AAA batteries, a user manual and a quick start guide. The infrared thermometer feels reasonably solid. While the instructions and quick start guide are generally clear, use of the thermometer is mostly very intuitive. You can toggle whether it beeps when you take a reading, and you can choose between showing temperatures in Centigrade or Fahrenheit. You pull a ‘trigger’ to take a temperature reading which is quick and easy. The ‘M’ button allows you to see previous readings. Maybe I am misunderstanding the instructions, but I only seem to be able to see the most recent reading, while the instructions say that I should be able to toggle through the last 32. There is also a button to switch between measuring forehead temperature and measuring the temperature of other objects. The significance of this is that this allows it to highlight high or low temperatures for a person, that clearly don’t have the same significance for an object. The buttons are small and rubbery so can be a little bit fiddly.I took multiple temperature readings for myself during a morning, and they were consistently the same value plus or minus 0.1 degrees C which I would expect. I did not try a comparison with any other thermometer. There is no on/off button but it does turn off automatically after about 30 seconds. This seems like a good option for home use.

Infrared thermometer are a god send. Trying to use an ear or under arm thermometer with my daughter can be a struggle. As she finds it uncomfortable and pulls away or doesn't stay still enough to get a proper measurement. An infrared thermometer like this one is so much easier.The thermometer comes in a good quality box with a magnet latch and can be reused for storage. The thermometer is good quality and feels fairly robust. Batteries are supplied in the form of 2 AAA Duracell cells. Which is a nice addition. The thermometer is easy to use and clear to read. It stores up to 32 measurements that can be recalled. I don't have any lab equipment to test the thermometer but testing it against a thermocouple on a heated surface the measurements were within a degree or so if eachother. So I feel fairly confident it's fairly accurate.A good quality infrared thermometer that is priced at the upper end of the consumer market.