Rite Aid Temple Thermometer Usage Instructions?

The Rite Aid digital temple thermometer is a device that accurately measures body heat using rapid, accurate technology. It uses a round sensor tip to place the probe on the temple, which is located between the outer corner of the eye and the hairline, close to the temporal artery area. The thermometer should not be placed on scarred tissue or open.

To use the thermometer, press the power button to activate, wait for one short beep when on, and two beeps when ready to read. Place the round sensor tip on the temple and wait for a single long beep to read the temperature. The thermometer can be used to take temperature readings in the mouth, rectum, or armpit. Armpit (axillary) temperature runs when assessing digital thermometer readings.

To use the thermometer, apply a small amount of lubricant, such as petroleum jelly, on the end of the digital thermometer and position the child on their belly or back with their legs folded. The thermometer has received 1 out of 5 stars from 21 genuine reviews on Australia’s largest opinion site ProductReview.com.au.

The process involves placing the probe on the temple, pressing the power button to activate, and aiming the probe at the forehead. The thermometer is easy to use, as all you need to do is press the button and place it in the mouth.

The Rite Aid Baby Care Temple Digital Thermometer is factory sealed for baby and adult use and comes with a USPS First Class Package. The thermometer is gentle, non-invasive, and accurately reads in Fahrenheit and Celsius.