Clinical Thermometer Found To Give The Most Accurate Results

iProvèn, a company in Beaverton, OR, has released a new model ear and forehead thermometer with advanced technology to ensure easy, accurate, and quick readings. Clinical thermometers are used in a variety of different ways these days, including rectal, oral, axillary, tympanic, and vaginal measurements, as well as through the bladder, on the temporal artery and on the skin of the forehead. Today, ear and forehead thermometers are becoming increasingly popular but getting a good reading can be quite challenging. That is why iProvèn has developed a clinical thermometer that provides accurate readings.

iProvèn's Lorianne Hubers says: "We no longer live in the days of placing the thermometer somewhere and hoping for a reasonably accurate reading. Rather, we now know that it is very important to operate a thermometer properly so that accurate results are delivered, leading, in turn, to more accurate diagnosis and treatment."

Inaccurate results are not always the result of a bad quality thermometer. Often, it is because the operating procedure is not done properly. Imagine an ear thermometer, designed to take the temperature of the eardrum with an infrared lens. If the thermometer is not pointing to the eardrum, but more to the side of the ear-canal, the resulting reading will most likely be different compared to the actual body temperature. Or imagine the forehead. For those who have been sitting in the airflow of an air conditioner, their skin surface temperature will be cooler compared to being in a room with no movement of air.

It is important to keep all these factors in mind. iProvèn focuses on getting this information to its customers alongside the high quality products that they offer. Their clinical thermometer is currently exclusively available on Amazon, where it has received over 800 five star reviews. One of the reasons why their product is so popular is because it is designed with regular people in mind.

"When we first released our thermometer, we made it our mission to listen to the needs of our customers," adds Lorianne Hubers. "This mission still stands today, but we have already been able to make a range of improvements as a result of customer comments. For instance, we have made it more accurate and we have also released a more user friendly operating manual."