Calling all Mums and Dads! The VeraTemp Non-Contact Baby Thermometer is the hygienic way to see if bub is running a fever. With a colour-changing display that indicates raised temperature, this multi-purpose device can be used for baby, bottle, bath and room!
Features:
- VeraTemp baby essentials
- Non-contact body thermometer
- Detects if bub's running a fever
- As accurate as oral or ear alternatives
- Easy to use with instant reading
- Battery saving auto-off feature
- Hygienic non-touch design
- Backlit LED display for use at night
- Built in memory records up to 32 readings
- Display changes colour to indicate raised temperature:
- Above 38°C - Red
- 37.4°C – 37.9°C - Orange
- 36.3°C – 37.3°C - Green
- Multipurpose - also measures bottle, food, bath water & room temp!
- ARTG No: 337423
Calling all Mums and Dads! The VeraTemp Non-Contact Baby Thermometer is the hygienic way to see if bub is running a fever. With a colour-changing display that indicates raised temperature, this multi-purpose device can be used for baby, bottle, bath and room!
Features:
- VeraTemp baby essentials
- Non-contact body thermometer
- Detects if bub's running a fever
- As accurate as oral or ear alternatives
- Easy to use with instant reading
- Battery saving auto-off feature
- Hygienic non-touch design
- Backlit LED display for use at night
- Built in memory records up to 32 readings
- Display changes colour to indicate raised temperature:
- Above 38°C - Red
- 37.4°C – 37.9°C - Orange
- 36.3°C – 37.3°C - Green
- Multipurpose - also measures bottle, food, bath water & room temp!
- ARTG No: 337423
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