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The Vicks Digital Thermometer is waterproof to make cleaning easier. After use, clean the thermometer by wiping it with soap and water or surgical spirits. Do not soak the display area in water. Only the probe is waterproof. Do not wash the probe with boiling water. To prevent damage and contamination, store the unit in its protective case after each use. Do not store the unit in direct sunlight. Keep the thermometer in a dry, cool area and out of the reach of children. Do not attempt to disassemble the unit except to replace the battery. Disposable probe covers are provided with the Vicks Digital Thermometer. Also included is a storage case for additional hygienic protection.
- 3 in 1 Usage
The thermometer is designed for accurate use either via the mouth, underarm or rectally. Reliable temperature readings can be obtained in any of the three methods according to the circumstances. - Fast and accurate
The Vicks Digital Thermometer is fast with a 60 second temperature readout. It has professional accuracy giving a correct temperature between +/- 0.4?C and is designed to be clinically accurate within a range of 32.2?C to 42.8?C. - Display
The large LCD display makes the temperature reading easy to read even in low light. - Safe
The Vicks Digital Thermometer is very safe and child friendly. It contains no glass that could break and no mercury, giving peace of mind especially where children are concerned. It also has finger grips on the thermometer surface for easy and safe handling. - Memory Recall
The Vicks Digital Thermometer has a memory recall function, so as the last temperature reading is displayed automatically when the unit is turned on again. - Waterproof
The probe area is waterproof for cleaning and sterilising. - Trusted Brand
The Vicks brand and products are well known and respected in Australian households. Vicks has maintained a high level of product quality and efficacy over many decades.
Bacterial or viral infections will often cause the body?s defensive cells to release proteins. These proteins act on the temperature regulating control centre of the body, causing body temperature to rise. This results in a fever, a temperature different from normal body temperature. Certain illnesses produce high fevers and must be treated with medication. Any variation in normal body temperature may indicate an illness and your doctor should be consulted. The best method to determine an individual?s normal temperature is to use the thermometer when the person is feeling well. Record readings twice a day (early morning and late afternoon) and take the average of the two temperatures.
How do you take the body temperature?
1. Mouth: The thermometer sensor is placed on the tongue with the mouth closed around the thermometer.
2. Under the Arm: The thermometer is positioned in the armpit with the arm held closely to the body keeping the thermometer in place.
3. Rectally: The thermometer sensor is placed into the rectum while the patient lies on their stomach.






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