iProvèn Sees High Demand For Accurate And Fast Baby Thermometer

iProvèn is a company in The Netherlands that has committed itself to creating the most high quality, accurate, at home medical devices. In line with this, they regularly conduct research to determine the needs of the market to be able to develop and improve on their products. They have now reported on a piece of research about the importance of the accuracy of the rectal thermometer for babies. They have found that their DT-R1221B oral and rectal thermometer is very much in demand because of its accuracy and speed of indicating temperature for babies.

"Rectal thermometers are the most accurate way to take a person's temperature, and particularly that of a baby," says Daniël Noordijk from iProvèn. "As many parents realize, a fast and accurate medical thermometer is required because a baby would rarely stay still long enough to allow a temperature reading using the usual thermometer. We have found that the DT-R1221B, which is both accurate and fast, is what is needed for babies."

The iProvèn thermometer was released some time ago and has quickly become the best selling item on the online marketplace. In fact, it is now known as the best thermometer for babies available today and has received a wealth of positive reviews. After 178 customer reviews, the thermometer still ranks as a 4.5-star item. People have praised its ease of use and its accuracy, as well as its fever alarm. "Accurate in just 10 seconds. It comes with a fever alarm and indicator. Used it five times in a row orally and it ranged from 98.7-98.9. Wonderful for the child that has no patience with keeping a thermometer in their mouth. Also usable rectally.

The thermometer has indeed been created with babies in mind. It has a flexible tip so that it is easy and painless to use for a rectal reading. It also has a memory function, so parents can track how their child's temperature is changing. Moreover, this baby thermometer is accurate to 1/10 of a degree, which means parents can be confident that they have the correct reading for their child's temperature, and whether they need to take further action.