Medical Indicators NexTemp® Single Patient Skin Thermometer, 96-104°F Color Dots Display, 100EA/BX

NexTemp® Single Patient Skin Thermometer, 96-104°F Color Dots Display, 100EA/BX

NexTemp Single Patient Skin Thermometer is a plastic oral and axillary thermometer with a 96 to 104 degree F range and a color dots display. It fits patient-temperature checks where buyers want a simple visual reading method and a unit that can be reused briefly as the dots return to green after use. Response time is 1 minute for oral readings and 3 minutes for axillary readings.

Good Fit For

• Oral or axillary temperature checks
• Single-patient temperature monitoring workflows
• Settings that prefer a visual color-dot reading method

Key Features

• Color dots display gives a visual temperature reading as the dots change from green to black in sequence
• 96 to 104 degree F range supports routine temperature checks within the stated Fahrenheit scale
• Works for oral or axillary use, offering flexibility for different patient care preferences
• Response time is 1 minute orally and 3 minutes axillary for straightforward workflow planning
• Plastic construction supports lightweight handling
• Dots return to green in a short period, allowing reuse or disposal according to directions

Applications and Usage

• Checking a patient's oral temperature with a 1 minute response time
• Taking an axillary temperature reading when oral use is not preferred
• Monitoring temperature with a Fahrenheit reading scale
• Using a color-dot thermometer where a simple visual readout is preferred

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: BX.
• Material: Plastic.
• Sterility: Sterile.
• This thermometer reads in Fahrenheit only.
• Oral and axillary readings have different response times, so timing should match the application.
• The color dots change with warming and then return to green after a short period.

FAQ

• Can this thermometer be used orally and under the arm? Yes. This thermometer is intended for oral and axillary use.
• How does the temperature display work? The dots start bright green at normal room temperature. As the thermometer warms, the chemical dots turn black in sequence until the highest temperature is reached.
• How long does it take to get a reading? Response time is 1 minute for oral use and 3 minutes for axillary use.
• What temperature range does this thermometer cover? This thermometer measures from 96 to 104 degrees F.
• Can the thermometer be used again? The chemical dots return to their original green state in a short period of time, so the unit can be reused or thrown away according to directions.

From NexTemp by Medical Indicators.