iProven Releases Latest 2019 Model For Their Forehead And Ear Baby Thermometer
Sep 17, 2019
September 17, 2019 - /PressAdvantage/ - iProven, a company based in Rotterdam, The Netherlands, has announced that they have released the latest 2019 model of their DMT-316 BLU forehead and ear thermometer designed for use with babies. This latest thermometer from the company that provides innovative items for the home was designed with families in mind. The team at iProven who developed this latest model are also devoted mommies and daddies and know how parents feel when their babies or young kids have a fever, especially with the winter season fast approaching.
Suzanne, a spokesperson for iProven, says, “Fever can be tricky, especially for babies up to 3 months. When your newborn’s temp is higher than 100.3℉, you should even call your doctor right away! The algorithm of our Baby Digital Thermometer is precision-engineered to detect even the smallest rise in temperature. So you - as a parent - know exactly when to warn your doctor. Our Thermometer for Forehead and Ear is extensively clinically tested. So you can be sure the readings you get are accurate and reliable.”
The DMT-316 BLU digital thermometer that has been specifically designed to be easy and simple to use for babies, thus allowing worried mommies and daddies to take the temperature of their baby very quickly. Aside from the fast taking of temperature allowing the parents to almost immediately know whether there is a problem with their baby or not, the temperature of the baby can actually be taken without disrupting the baby’s sleep. Parents know that babies can be very irritable particularly when they are sick.
The designers of the DMT-316 BLU digital baby thermometer have also added a very convenient feature, and that is the backlight of the digital display of the temperature changes in color, indicating whether there is a fever or not. This means that mommy or daddy can take the temperature in the dark and immediately know if the baby has a fever by taking note of the color of the display. A green display means there’s nothing to worry about. An orange display means the temperature of the baby is slightly elevated. A red display tells the parent that the baby has a fever.
A key feature of this digital thermometer designed for babies is that it only requires three seconds to get an accurate temperature reading. Furthermore, up to 20 temperature readings can be stored in the memory of the DMT-316BLU. There is no need to jot the readings down on a piece of paper that can easily be lost. Mommy or daddy can simply click through the memory to find out if the baby’s temperature is declining or rising.
The true indication of whether a product is really helpful is the feedback from customers who have already used it. A certain Robin had recently purchased the digital thermometer and had given it a five star review. She said, “Very easy to use and consistently comes up with an accurate read. Glowing green screen indicates when you have completed the procedure and have an accurate read, so you aren't left wondering if the temperature was correct. Also has a large flat surface to take the temperature from a head scan or a scan from outside the ear, so nothing has to be inserted into the patients ear. Would totally recommend for anyone with small children.”
Another customer by the name of Jo also gave the thermometer five stars and said, “The thermometer looks sturdy and is a quality thermometer. I tried it in my ear and compared the temperature reading to another (oral) thermometer I had and they gave me the same reading. The head one was a little off, but I plan to use the ear anyway.”
iProven develops products designed to be convenient for use in the home, especially those products that help with the health of family members. People who are interested in learning more about the DMT 316 BLUE digital ear and forehead thermometer or other products can visit the iProven website or their Amazon page, or contact them on the phone or through email.
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For more information about iProven, contact the company here:
iProven
Suzanne
1-503-974-0913
[email protected]
iProven
Rotterdam, The Netherlands
ReleaseID: 60030966
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