
Flamingo Tourniquet OC2199 Medium - (Pack of 2)
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The Dr.Odin digital thermometer is used to measure body temperature for adults, kids, and babies.
The thermometer can be used for oral, rectal, and armpit use.
It comes with a replaceable battery and LCD screen.
The rigid tip allows for a more secure hold during temperature reading.
It features a waterproof body, which can be washed before or after measurement.
The thermometer for body temperature is break-resistant for precise temperature control.
The Dr.Odin digital thermometer features a stainless steel tip for enhanced durability.
The digital thermometer for body temperature comes with alarm signals which beep more rapidly when the temperature reaches 100°F (37.
8°C).
It measures both ℃ and ℉ and provides instant and accurate results.
It can shut off automatically without any operations.
The thermometer comes with a jumbo display for visibility and ease of use.
It features recalls of the last reading to track temperature changes over time.
Oral use: Place the thermometer under your tongue, close your mouth, and breathe evenly to prevent the measurement from being influenced by inhaled or exhaled air.
Rectal Use: Apply a small amount of lubricant to the silver tip of the thermometer.
Gently insert the tip about 1 cm (less than 1/2 inch) into the rectum, being careful and slow to avoid discomfort.
Armpit Use: Dry the armpit and keep the probe positioned under the arm during measurement.
Keep it out of children’s reach.
Read the instructions carefully before use.
Do not use it before washing.
Normal body temperature is considered to be 37°C (98.6°F). Normal can vary slightly depending on factors such as the time of day, the method of the measurement (Oral, armpit, rectal), age, gender, and health status.
Yes, the Dr. Odin digital thermometer comes with one- touch operation, which makes it easy to use for both adults and kids. It also offers quick and accurate readings.
Yes, you can wash the Dr. Odin digital thermometer before and after using it, as it comes with a waterproof body.
One of the most common reasons for a malfunctioning digital thermometer is dead batteries, improper use, damaged sensor, and temperature fluctuations. However, if your thermometer is not turning on or displaying erratic readings, you should replace it with a new one.

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