Welch Allyn SureTemp® Thermometer Probe Covers - 7500/Case

SureTemp® Thermometer Probe Covers - 7500/Case

SureTemp thermometer probe covers are disposable covers for compatible Welch Allyn SureTemp and SureTemp Plus thermometers. They are a practical fit for clinics, exam rooms, and other care settings that need a high-volume supply for routine temperature checks. This case packs 7,500 covers and ships as 30 boxes of 250.

Good Fit For

• Exam rooms using compatible SureTemp thermometers
• Facilities buying thermometer covers in case quantities
• Stocking multiple departments with boxed probe covers

Key Features

• Made for SureTemp 678 and 679, and SureTemp Plus 690 and 692 thermometers
• Disposable probe covers help support fast thermometer workflow
• Case quantity of 7,500 works well for higher-volume purchasing
• Ships as 30 boxes of 250 for easier distribution and storage
• Welch Allyn manufacture supports match-up with the specified SureTemp models

Applications and Usage

• Daily temperature screening with compatible SureTemp thermometers
• Restocking probe cover stations across exam or treatment areas
• Central supply purchasing for facilities that use multiple compatible thermometer units

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: 7500/Case.
• Check thermometer model compatibility before ordering; these covers are for SureTemp 678 and 679, and SureTemp Plus 690 and 692 thermometers.
• The case ships in 30 smaller boxes of 250, which may matter for storage and internal distribution planning.

FAQ

• Which thermometers work with these probe covers? These probe covers fit SureTemp 678 and 679 thermometers, plus SureTemp Plus 690 and 692 thermometers.
• How many probe covers come in a case? Each case includes 7,500 probe covers.
• How are the covers packed inside the case? The case ships as 30 boxes of 250 covers.
• Are these a good choice for larger facilities? Yes. The 7,500-count case is a practical option for facilities that go through probe covers regularly or need to stock multiple areas.

From SureTemp by Welch Allyn.