Digital Baby Thermometer For Ear And Forehead Back In Stock

iProven, a business based in Dordrecht, The Netherlands, has announced that the TMT-215 digital thermometer for babies and kids designed to take the temperature through forehead or ear without touching, is once again available. This is a medical thermometer especially designed for babies and young children but has been out of stock for some time. A key feature of this thermometer is that there is no need to touch the baby, and combined with its mute function, this means that the baby’s sleep need not be disturbed while checking his or her temperature.

In addition to providing an easy way to check the temperature of babies and toddlers, this digital thermometer also has an Object Measurement mode for measuring the temperature of objects. With this feature, mommies and daddies can check the temperature of the feeding bottle to determine whether it is too hot or too cold. Or they can use it to check the temperature of the baby’s bath or even the baby’s room. It turns out that this device is a versatile one that parents can use in many occasions.

Suzanne, a spokesperson for iProven, says, “We’re so happy to announce that the TMT-215 temporal thermometer for babies and kids is once again available. We just had to listen to our customers who have been asking for this particular product.”

She continues, “This baby thermometer for forehead and ear use not only measures your baby’s temperature via the ear or the head. It can also show you if the baby’s bottle or room is too hot or too cold. It is this versatility that many people have been looking for. Plus, it has undergone advanced clinical testing to ensure that it will always provide consistent and accurate readings for a long time.”

One more feature that has people looking for the TMT-215 forehead and ear thermometer is that it is easy to use it at night. It may be that it is the flu season and the parents are worried that their baby might have caught the flu. They can check on the baby’s temperature with only the night lights on and while the baby is sleeping. They wouldn’t want to disturb the little one’s sleep so they can switch the thermometer to mute and then take the baby’s temperature either through the ear or the forehead. The baby won’t be aware of it because the measurement is done without touching the baby and there’s no sound from the device since it is muted.

And still another important feature of the device is that it has a lighted display. There’s no need to turn on the lights to see the temperature. And there’s even no need to actually read the exact temperature reading. This is because the color of the display changes depending on whether the temperature is elevated (yellow) or the baby has a fever (red). The display lighting is green if the baby’s temperature is normal. Thus, if the display is green after taking the measurement, parents can heave a sigh of relief and go back to sleep.

On the other hand, if the display is red, the baby has a fever and parents will have to take the necessary actions like bringing the baby to the doctor. This is particularly important with the flu activity expected to increase by October and November.

It turns out that the TMT-215 is a device that parents would want to keep within easy reach at all times, especially with the flu season about to start. Plus, it has many other uses like checking the baby’s bath or the nursing bottle. And iProven has even guaranteed the quality of the TMT-215, providing it with a 100 days guarantee, which means that if customers are not satisfied with it, they can return it hassle-free within 100 days after purchase.

iProven is in the business of developing home health products just like the TMT-215 that can be used for taking care of the health of loved ones. Those who are interested in the digital baby thermometer and other similar products offered by iProven can go to their website or their Amazon page. They may also want to contact them on the phone or through email.