Welch Allyn SureTemp® Temperature Probe Covers - 250/Box

SureTemp temperature probe covers are disposable covers for compatible Welch Allyn SureTemp thermometers. They fit buyers who need a ready supply for routine temperature checks with SureTemp 678, 679, SureTemp Plus 690, and 692 units. This box includes 250 probe covers.

Key Features

• Disposable temperature probe covers for SureTemp thermometer workflows
• Compatible with SureTemp 678 and 679 thermometers
• Also works with SureTemp Plus 690 and 692 thermometers
• 250 covers per box for ongoing exam room or clinical use
• Made by Welch Allyn under the SureTemp brand for matching system use

Good Fit For

• Facilities using SureTemp 678 or 679 thermometers
• Workflows using SureTemp Plus 690 or 692 thermometers
• Stocking disposable probe covers in clinical settings

Applications and Usage

• Replacing probe covers during routine temperature checks with compatible SureTemp thermometers
• Keeping exam areas supplied with disposable covers for supported thermometer models
• Purchasing box quantities for ongoing use with SureTemp and SureTemp Plus units

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: 250/Box.
• Check thermometer model compatibility before ordering; these covers are for SureTemp 678, 679, SureTemp Plus 690, and 692.
• Choose this box when you need 250 covers rather than a smaller purchase quantity.

FAQ

• Which thermometers are compatible with these probe covers? These SureTemp temperature probe covers are for SureTemp 678 and 679 thermometers, and SureTemp Plus 690 and 692 thermometers.
• How many probe covers come in one box? One box includes 250 probe covers.
• Are these covers made for SureTemp systems? Yes. These probe covers are part of the SureTemp product line and are made by Welch Allyn for the compatible SureTemp thermometer models noted on the page.
• Would these be a practical choice for regular thermometer use? Yes. A 250-count box can be a practical option for locations that go through probe covers regularly with compatible SureTemp thermometers.

From SureTemp by Welch Allyn.