How do you set Dr.Odin thermometer?

The precision is accurate and is easy for adults and kids to use, with a 10-second beep sound when flashing stops.

Where should you place Dr.Odin's forehead thermometer?

Press the switch for a while when turning on the product to change the temperature unit. The last record temperature will be displayed in LCD when the device is turned on.

What is a normal forehead temperature?

Place the sensor head at the center of the forehead. Slowly slide the thermometer across the forehead toward the top of the ear. Keep it in contact with the skin.

What is a normal forehead temperature?

While typically 98.6Â°F (37.0Â°C) is considered a normal temperature, some studies have shown that normal body temperature can be within a wide range, from 97Â°F (36.1Â°C) to 99Â°F (37.2Â°C).

How can I know my thermometer reading is accurate?

A forehead thermometer's readings become inaccurate if the child's forehead is sweating or if the child is moving. These two variables can be difficult to control when it comes to children

Dr.Odin Non-Contact Forehead Thermometer (JPD -FR202)

Dr Odin

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Est. delivery7-9 Days

Est. delivery 7-9 Days

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Fever

Thermometer used to detect body temperature without direct contact
Contactless measurement in 1 second
Uses infrared technology and has dual mode option
Stores up to 20 temperature readings
Has a three-color LCD Display
Made of BPA, latex free material and is safe for kids

The device uses infrared technology to read the temperature accurately and can store up to 20 temperature readings.
Has an LCD display with three colour readings for normal, high and low range.
Can be used to measure temperatures in Celsius and Fahrenheit.
Measures the accurate temperature of the body without direct contact.
Used for detecting temperature of body and object.
Comes with Auto power off facility for power saving.

Turn on the thermometer.
IR thermometers can be used by switching the readings between Celsius and Fahrenheit to be comfortable while checking the temperature.
Aim the IR thermometer towards the object or human you want to measure the temperature readings of. Note that usually, 6 inches is considered the ideal distance for using the instrument.
Stand as near as possible to the target object unless you feel it is dangerous for you and your health.
Pull the trigger to get the temperature readings from the thermometer’s digital display.

Keep out of the reach of children
Protect from physical damage
Follow the operating instructions thoroughly for accurate results

Primary Prevention: Suitable for routine temperature monitoring at home — helps detect early changes in body temperature and supports proactive awareness of health.
Secondary Prevention: Provides supportive care when mild fever, discomfort, or illness appear — helps deliver accurate, non-contact readings to guide timely care and monitor health changes effectively.
Tertiary Prevention: Recommended during ongoing illness, recovery, or for individuals requiring frequent monitoring — helps ensure consistent and reliable temperature assessment, support informed health decisions, and promote safe, effective health management.

Frequently Asked Questions

The precision is accurate and is easy for adults and kids to use, with a 10-second beep sound when flashing stops.
Press the switch for a while when turning on the product to change the temperature unit. The last record temperature will be displayed in LCD when the device is turned on.
Place the sensor head at the center of the forehead. Slowly slide the thermometer across the forehead toward the top of the ear. Keep it in contact with the skin.
While typically 98.6Â°F (37.0Â°C) is considered a normal temperature, some studies have shown that normal body temperature can be within a wide range, from 97Â°F (36.1Â°C) to 99Â°F (37.2Â°C).
A forehead thermometer's readings become inaccurate if the child's forehead is sweating or if the child is moving. These two variables can be difficult to control when it comes to children