Medline 30-Second Oral Digital Thermometer with Flex Tip and Fahrenheit/Celsius, for Oral, Rectal or Axillary Use

30-Second Oral Digital Thermometer with Flex Tip and Fahrenheit/Celsius, for Oral, Rectal or Axillary Use

This oral digital thermometer is a disposable digital stick thermometer with a soft flex tip and Fahrenheit/Celsius readout. It fits healthcare and facility settings that need fast, easy temperature checks for oral, rectal, or axillary use. Water-resistant construction, a one-button operation, and a 30-second reading help support quick everyday workflow.

Good Fit For

• High-volume clinical temperature screening
• Patient care areas that prefer disposable thermometers
• Workflows needing oral, rectal, or axillary use options

Key Features

• 30-second digital reading helps speed routine temperature checks
• Soft flex tip adds comfort during use
• Works for oral, rectal, or axillary temperature measurement
• Water-resistant design supports everyday handling
• Fahrenheit and Celsius display offers flexible readout preference
• Latex-free and disposable for single-use convenience

Applications and Usage

• Taking oral temperatures during routine patient assessments
• Using rectal or axillary readings when needed by care protocol
• Supporting fast temperature checks in busy healthcare settings

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: CS.
• This thermometer uses a 1.5 V battery.
• The thermometer is disposable, which may matter for single-use purchasing plans.
• Temperature can be read in either Fahrenheit or Celsius.

FAQ

• How quickly does this digital thermometer display a reading? This digital thermometer gives an easy-to-read temperature in 30 seconds.
• Can this thermometer be used in more than one way? Yes. This thermometer can be used for oral, rectal, or axillary temperature measurement.
• Does this thermometer have a flexible tip? Yes. The thermometer has a soft flex tip.
• Is this thermometer reusable or disposable? This thermometer is disposable.
• Does the display show Fahrenheit and Celsius? Yes. This thermometer reads in both Fahrenheit and Celsius.

From Medline.