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Things can get complicated when someone in your home starts to feel ill. You want to do everything you can to take proper care of them, but you also know you need to keep away from contagions so you both don’t end up sick. But what can you do when it comes to taking someone’s temperature — especially a child on whom you can’t rely to do it themselves?
One of the things we want to avoid the most right now is potentially-contagious droplets from someone not feeling well, so the thought of sticking a traditional glass or digital thermometer into someone’s mouth, waiting for it to finish its reading and then having to take it out and check it is just not one that has us thrilled, to say the least. That’s why we need something better. A thermometer that requires no contact, period!
Get the iHealth No-Touch Forehead Thermometer (originally $60) for just $55 at Amazon with free shipping! Get it as soon as May 31, 2020. Please note, prices are accurate at the date of publication, May 20, 2020, but are subject to change.
This no-contact thermometer has ultra-sensitive sensors and the latest smart chip technology to deliver reliable results. The infrared sensor claims to collect over 100 data points in the one second it takes to read someone’s temperature, while the distance and environmental sensors ensure that your surroundings don’t tamper with the reading!
This sleek, handheld thermometer is so easy to use. Simply hold it in your hand, aim it at a forehead and press the one button it has. In just one second, you’ll see the reading pop up in large, easy-to-read digits on the LED screen. Fahrenheit or Celsius — your choice. The bright white light makes it so you can even use it in the dark!
Get the iHealth No-Touch Forehead Thermometer (originally $60) for just $55 at Amazon with free shipping! Get it as soon as May 31, 2020. Please note, prices are accurate at the date of publication, May 20, 2020, but are subject to change.
Another thing that makes this thermometer stand out? If you’re using it in the dark, that means the person you’re using it on is probably sleeping, and you don’t want to wake them. That’s why we love that it’s beep-free! Instead of beeping at the end of the reading, it simply vibrates gently to notify you that it’s all done!
This number one bestseller is suitable for use for any age group and is a top choice of hundreds of reviewers for a safer, more hygienic way to take someone’s temperature. Order yours today before it goes out of stock again!
Get the iHealth No-Touch Forehead Thermometer (originally $60) for just $55 at Amazon with free shipping! Get it as soon as May 31, 2020. Please note, prices are accurate at the date of publication, May 20, 2020, but are subject to change.
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