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Ear thermometers read the infrared heat coming off the eardrum and return a result in a second or two, which is what makes them practical with a restless child. Forehead and non contact models are quicker still and useful when someone is asleep. Digital stick thermometers take longer to settle but are inexpensive and dependable.

A normal adult temperature sits around 36.1C to 37.2C, and a fever is generally counted from 38C upwards. Readings vary by site, so compare like with like and stick to the same thermometer when tracking someone across a few days. For babies under three months, contact a doctor about any fever rather than managing it at home.

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Browse the full Health Devices range, or ask our team which model fits your household.

Frequently asked questions

What counts as a fever?

Generally a temperature of 38C or above. Normal sits around 36.1C to 37.2C in adults.

Which type is best for a baby?

Ear and forehead models are easiest with a squirming child. For babies under three months, contact a doctor about any fever.

Why do two thermometers give different readings?

Different sites read differently. Use the same thermometer at the same site when tracking a temperature over several days.

How do I clean a thermometer?

Wipe the probe with an alcohol swab before and after use, or fit the disposable covers if the model takes them.

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