Apex Temp-Quik Forehead Strip Thermometer

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Great little thermometer! It is small making it useful even for baby foreheads. Still very useable and (to me) readable for adult foreheads. Be sure to read the directions! I feel like some reviewers did not do that. See my video for how it’s used. When used *according to the directions * which were on the paper in which the strip was enclosed, it works great. It’s accurate. Your temp will show either green (true reading according to the scale), tan (subtract a degree) or blue (add a degree). So if the thermometer changes color on 100 degrees, if it’s green the temp is 100. If it’s tan it’s 99. If it’s blue it’s 101. It reads true while it’s on the forehead so if you are taking your own temp look in a mirror. For a kid just put it on the forehead and read. This is a must have if you have kids and want a quick temp and it’s great for adults too.

Had a similar one like this with my first child. Ordered this one as it was basically the same. It arrived and does work just as great on my 5mo old daughter, my 9yr old son and on myself! Super easy to use on others, as well on yourself by looking into the mirror. Highly recommend if you’re searching for something that’s easy, quick and accurate!! Definitely a must have!!

This is a must have for your diaper bag. It's about the size of a band aide. You hold it on their forehead for about 15 seconds and get an idea of their temperature. It's not perfectly accurate, but gives you an idea. The 15 seconds is hard on a fussy baby. I love this because it's much easier on the go then a rectal thermometer and Vaseline and a clean place and an alcohol wipe to disinfect afterwards. This is straightforward. Does the baby need Tylenol, or no. Should we head home, or are they fussing for another reason.

If you're making kits for grab-n-go, more than a keep-in-place type medical kit, then this is a good way to go. Forehead thermometers are the lightest ones you can carry, and so thin, they don't take up any noticeable space in the kit. As a result, I find you have no excuse for going into the field without one. Temp Quik has been around for quite a while, and they make a reliable item. It may be hard to read in direct sun, but you will want to try to get your patient out of direct sun, if you think there's a reason to check their temp in the first place (to include creating a hasty out of some sticks and your heat sheet, if you have no natural cover). I'm glad I was able to find them, again, as there are some other brands out there that are much harder to read (smaller temp band markings, and less severe color changes). Don't expect a forehead thermometer to replace a hard thermometer of the glass (mercury or alcohol) type or the digital (probe) type. But, again, for a field med kit, this is a must. One note- as with ANY forehead thermometer, these do require two people to use, because if you wanted to use it on yourself, by the time you got it off your own head, and turned it around to read it, you've lost a good reading just in that time. It's very sensitive.