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Digital Thermometer

AccuQuik™ Diagnostic Detection

Digital Thermometers are diagnostic devices used to measure body temperature. This device is manufactured by AdvaCare Pharma in one of its CE and ISO-certified facilities.

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What is a Digital Thermometer?

Product Category:

Portable Medical Devices

Indicated Use:

Pharmacy Supplies

A Digital Thermometer is a medical diagnostic tool used to quickly and accurately measure body temperature. Each thermometer utilizes electronic sensors and digital technology in order to give an easy-to-read measurement. Because of their convenience and safety, they can be used anywhere, including hospitals and homes.

This style of digital thermometer is available with either a rigid or flexible tip. They are equipped with convenient features such as a fever alarm, built-in beep, and auto-power-off feature. These advanced digital thermometers are reliable tools for accurate temperature measurements and measure a range between 32.0℃ to 43℃.

AdvaCare Pharma is the exporter and manufacturer of Digital Thermometers. These devices are produced in facilities situated strategically worldwide, which allows for better control of the supply chain. Our ISO and CE-certified manufacturing sites undergo regular inspections to ensure strict adherence to international standards.

Product Specifications

Features

The Digital Thermometer features a clear LCD display, which can provide fast and accurate temperature readings with a measurement range of 32.0℃ to 43℃ (89.6 ºF to 109.4 ºF) and an accuracy of ±0.1℃.

Digital thermometers are waterproof for added convenience and are equipped with a last-reading memory function, allowing the ability to track temperature changes over time. A beep will sound when the measurement is complete. The device features a built-in fever alarm alert for high temperatures, and the auto power-off feature helps conserve the battery life of the 1.5A button battery.

Why choose us as your Digital Thermometer manufacturer?

AdvaCare Pharma is a CE and ISO-compliant manufacturer of Digital Thermometers, which are part of the AccuQuik™ line of diagnostic detection devices. Every product we produce comes with a STED dossier, assuring our partners that our medical instruments meet the highest standards.

For more than 20 years, AdvaCare Pharma has been dedicated to providing high-quality pharmaceutical products and tailored solutions for our partners worldwide. Currently, our distribution network covers 65 markets around the world.

Uses

What is a Digital Thermometer used for?

A Digital Thermometer is a great tool in both medical facilities and home environments, primarily utilized to measure body temperature accurately and quickly. Monitoring body temperature is needed during various situations, including illness, fever episodes, and routine health check-ups.

Digital thermometers assist in diagnosing and managing a wide range of health conditions, supplying healthcare professionals and individuals with valuable insights into the body's temperature status. In medical settings, digital thermometers are extensively employed by doctors, nurses, and healthcare staff to assess patients' temperature levels, helping to guide treatment decisions and monitor patient health.

Individuals use digital thermometers at home to monitor their own or their family members' temperatures, aiding in early detection of fevers or abnormal temperature fluctuations. Whether for diagnosing infections, tracking recovery progress, or preserving overall health, digital thermometers are indispensable devices in the realm of healthcare.

How is a Digital Thermometer used?

The process of using a Digital Thermometer involves several steps to obtain accurate temperature measurement:

Check that the thermometer is clean and free of any debris before use, as contaminants can affect the accuracy of readings.
Depending on the method of temperature measurement chosen (oral, rectal, axillary, or tympanic), the appropriate procedure must be followed. For oral temperature measurement, the individual places the thermometer probe under the tongue and closes the mouth to secure the placement.
Once the thermometer is positioned correctly, it begins the temperature reading process, often accompanied by a beep or indicator light to signal completion.
After each use, the thermometer should be cleaned and disinfected to prevent cross-contamination.
The digital thermometer must also be properly stored when not in use, as any exposure to extreme temperatures or moisture can affect its accuracy and performance over time.

How should the thermometer be stored when not in use?

When the thermometer is not in use, it should be stored in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and humidity.

Excessive heat or moisture can degrade the thermometer's components and affect its performance, leading to inaccurate temperature readings. Keep the thermometer in its protective case or box to shield it from environmental factors and prevent damage.

Storing the thermometer in a location where it is easily accessible yet protected from potential hazards, such as falling objects or spills, is recommended. Make sure to regularly check the battery status and replace it in order to continue the thermometer's reliability.

What are the main features of a Digital Thermometer?

Digital thermometers boast several features that contribute to their efficacy and reliability in measuring body temperature:

They are equipped with electronic sensors and advanced digital technology.
The clear LCD display has easy-to-read temperature values, allowing convenience for both healthcare professionals and individuals. Many digital thermometers offer a wide measurement range, between 32.0℃ to 43℃ (89.6 ºF to 109.4 ºF), covering a broad spectrum of temperature variations.
These thermometers often come with a last-reading memory function, enabling users to track temperature changes over time.
Other notable features include waterproof construction for added convenience and hygiene, a built-in fever alarm alert for high temperatures, and an auto power-off function to conserve battery life.

Collectively, these features make digital thermometers versatile and reliable tools for accurate temperature measurement in medical environments and beyond.

How does a Digital Thermometer differ from traditional mercury thermometers?

Digital Thermometers represent an advancement over traditional mercury thermometers, with superior safety, convenience, and speed. Mercury thermometers, which rely on mercury's expansion to measure temperature, are no longer manufactured due to their environmental and health risks, as highlighted by the Minamata Convention on Mercury.

Digital Thermometers eliminate the risk of mercury exposure and deliver quicker readings, making them the safer and more practical choice for temperature measurement. They also feature upgrades like LCD displays, memory functions, and fever alerts, further distinguishing them from their outdated counterparts.

Can Digital Thermometers be used for different age groups?

Yes, Digital Thermometers are versatile devices that can be used across various age groups, from infants to the elderly. Their flexibility and ease of use make them suitable for measuring body temperature in individuals of all ages, including newborns, children, adults, and seniors.

For infants and young children, rectal or axillary temperature measurement methods are often preferred due to their accuracy and reliability. Adults and older individuals may opt for oral or tympanic temperature measurements for added convenience and comfort. Some digital thermometers come with specialized features, such as gentle and flexible tips, making them particularly suitable for use with infants and young children.

Regardless of age, digital thermometers give fast, accurate, and non-invasive temperature measurements, making them great for monitoring health and detecting fever or illness in individuals of all age groups.

How often should Digital Thermometers be calibrated?

Digital thermometers should be calibrated regularly to verify accuracy and reliability in temperature measurements, especially in medical environments where precise readings are upholding patient care.

Calibrate digital thermometers at least once a year or whenever there are signs of inaccuracy or malfunction. Calibration involves comparing the thermometer's readings against a reference standard and making adjustments to correct any discrepancies.

Healthcare centers have calibration protocols in place, and thermometers may be sent to accredited calibration laboratories for professional calibration services. Users can perform simple calibration checks using ice water or boiling water to verify the thermometer's accuracy within acceptable limits.

FAQs

How does a Digital Thermometer work?

The thermometers use a sensitive temperature sensor that detects even small changes in temperature.

What is the difference between a rigid and flexible tip Digital Thermometer?

Both types of thermometers work similarly in terms of functionality and accuracy. The decision between a rigid or flexible tip thermometer is mostly dependent on personal preference and the comfort level of the individual using the thermometer. A rigid-tip digital thermometer has a firm and fixed probe that remains stiff, which can offer stability during temperature measurement. A flexible tip digital thermometer features a soft and bendable probe, which is able to be flexed while measuring temperature.

Do your Digital Thermometers prioritize ease of use with their interfaces?

Yes, our digital thermometers are designed and manufactured with user-friendly interfaces to facilitate ease of use and minimize the need for extensive training.

Can your Digital Thermometer be used at home or is it more suitable for clinical use?

Our digital thermometers are often sold in pharmacies and other retail channels, and used to check and monitor body temperature at home. However, these are also suitable for distribution to hospitals and clinics and other healthcare facilities, where they can be used to provide high-quality patient care. Contact our International Sales Department for more information about the distribution of our medical devices in your market.

Can I market your Digital Thermometers through e-commerce channels?

Absolutely! Our digital thermometers can be distributed online through authorized distributor websites and e-commerce platforms. Compliance with local regulations and our distribution policies is necessary to ensure proper product handling and authenticity.

What range of medical devices are manufactured by your company?

AdvaCare Pharma manufactures a wide range of more than 500 Class I and Class II medical devices, including surgical and injection instruments, diagnostic equipment, medical consumables, skin & wound care products, and incontinence & urology devices. We aim to meet the clinical needs of hospitals, clinics, pharmacies and other medical institutions.

Which types of medical devices are manufactured by your company?

We manufacture a wide array of over 500 Class I and Class II medical devices, including surgical instruments, diagnostic equipment, medical consumables, wound care products, and incontinence devices. Our products are tailored to meet the needs of hospitals, clinics, pharmacies, and medical institutions.

References

Digital Thermometer - An Overview

This study focuses on the use of digital thermometers to verify smart temperature transmitters under flowing conditions and calibrate them successfully. It delves into the principles behind digital thermometers, highlighting their advantages over traditional liquid-in-glass thermometers. The article explores the various types of modern digital thermometer sensors, such as resistance temperature detectors (RTD), and how they work to provide accurate temperature readings in different environments.

*Regulatory compliance may vary according to production standard, import requirements and/or manufacturing origin.