🌡️ Exergen TemporalScan Tat-2000C Forehead Artery Baby Thermometer - A Convenient Scanner for Accurate Temperature Measurement Review

I like the convenience of using a thermometer in the mouth when the child is sick and not very cooperative. I have an ear thermometer that is giving erratic readings (between 98.0 and 102!) and we need to take multiple readings to get the true temperature. Maybe we're doing it wrong. Several readings were closer to that point though, so that's a good thing. One of the downsides is that when you control it you have to hold down the button and move it across your forehead. Sometimes when we press

I worked in pediatrics for ten years where we used a higher quality thermometer but also this brand. The pediatrician recommended this one instead of paying $400 for the high end. I've been using it with all the kids for about 8 years and I love it. I recently lost mine so I bought these as a spare. The battery lasts a long time and when it dies a regular dollar store battery lasts over 6 months. It is very easy to use and very accurate. Also measures the temperature of babies very quickly and…

I bought this thermometer for my baby almost two years ago after deciding not to try the old fashioned rectal thermometer method on a baby. As a family, we have benefited so much from this thermometer because adults can also use it on themselves quickly and conveniently. I've had no trouble getting accurate readings, although there's a slight learning curve to getting used to sliding across the forehead to the temple. It seems perfect for both left and right handers as we have one in our…