Set Alert for Product: Amplim Non-Contact Forehead Thermometer for Kids and Adults. AmpMed FSA HSA Approved No-Touch Baby Head Temporal Thermometer. Touchless Digital Fever Thermometer for Accurate Temperature Reading - $14.98
Price history for Amplim Non-Contact Forehead Thermometer for Kids and Adults. AmpMed FSA HSA Approved No-Touch Baby Head Temporal Thermometer. Touchless Digital Fever Thermometer for Accurate Temperature Reading
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$14.98
- November 13, 2024
$39.99
- October 11, 2024
$14.98
- October 10, 2024
$39.99
- October 5, 2024
$15.98
- September 26, 2024
$39.99
- August 8, 2024
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- August 8, 2024
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- October 10, 2024
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Thermometer for Adults and Kids: Our thermometer is a must-have for everyone, from newborns to adults. It makes temperature monitoring easy and accurate to monitor your health at home
Medical Grade Thermometer: Amplim’s thermometer is hospital-approved and provides professional-grade results. This ensures you can trust the readings to guide your health decisions for your family or nursery care
Non-Contact Thermometer: Our infrared thermometer allows you to take temperatures without contact, making it safer and more hygienic. It’s perfect for the flu season or when caring for a sick child
FSA/HSA Eligible: Our thermometer is FSA and HSA approved. This means you can purchase our thermometer using your FSA or HSA account, making it an affordable addition to your newborn essentials must haves
Multipurpose Use: Our thermometer is perfect for all ages and can be used to measure body temperature and room temperature. It’s a must-have for your home medical kit
8 reviews for Amplim Non-Contact Forehead Thermometer, AmpMed FSA HSA
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★★★★★
elliem. –
Item as promised. Quick delivery.
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★★★★★
Antonia Satterfield –
Easy to use
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★★★★★
Bruce Beck –
It woks very well. It is quiet and pretty quick.
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★★★★★
Woundrn –
It works pretty good actually I wish that it was smaller it’s size is kind of prohibitive for tucking in a backpack, a pocket or a purse. I found that this read more accurately on the temporal artery which is the space right above where most people wear their eyeglasses at your temple you can actually feel the pulse there and then you know you are exactly in the right place. However the forehead read just fine about 1/10 of a degree lower. As a wound care nurse of almost 30 years experience We used to check the bottoms of diabetics feet with laser thermometers that were actually designed for industrial use they were quite expensive and none of us could afford to carry them around but they were quite effective at finding hot spots & potential problems. Remember that a forehead temperature is going to read 1/2 to 1° lower than an oral temperature reading. The instructions were quite clear and easy to read and understand with very large pictures. I highly recommend that you read them entirely before trying do you use the thermometer and that you follow the directions exactly as written.
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Ferdinand Boyce –
I don’t have confidence that the reading is consistently accurate, and the problem with this type of device is that it invariably reads 1 to 1.5 degrees lower than a typical oral thermometer. So I guess 95.7 is (or isn’t) about 98.6. It’s easy to use, and I’ll be keeping it to see if I can overcome the deficiency and make the convenience and speed of reading work for me.
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★★★★★
Joan bromberg –
Easy to use
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I’m legally blind. I’ve tried sublingual thermometers, both digital, and analogue (old school), and they’re next to impossible for a person with low vision to use. By the time you get magnifier over them, they’ve adapted to the room’s temperature. LOL. This product has big, easy to see numbers, and a bright, red, or green backlight. Nothing about this display looks faded, at all. It’s brilliant, and vibrant. The start, and end tones help a lot, to let you know when the temperature has been taken. By the way, I tested mine on a room wall, and then went to the thermostat, and noted it’s temperature was fairly close to what I got from the thermometer. Then, I checked with my forehead, and got a good reading. It’s very fast, and once the temperature has been taken, it stops sensing, so what you see, is the exact snapshot of what it measured.
Although the manual was a bit vague, the unit is fairly easy to use.
By the way, I couldn’t help but notice how much this thermometer resembles an hand phaser from Star Trek: The Next Generation. Even the model number has “1701” in it. LOL Very cool.
It also came with two triple A batteries.
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Phlash –
Was looking for a reliable, accurate thermometer that had good reviews and made by a reputable company that stands by their product. I found it. First, the price was decent and quite comparable to many others. But the big difference was that the others came with a lot less people reviewing the product, and purchasing at a lower price as well. Plus the others had a higher negative rating/reviews. The product arrived quickly. Was very simple to use. You put the batteries in, I waited 30 mins. as it came from being outside from the delivery so the thermometer could adjust to room temp. and you hold it to your forehead and push the button and Boom! Done. It seems durable and constructed well and was most importantly accurate with the temps based on my use of other digital mouth thermometers in the house as well as compared to the thermostat for room temperature. Has a decent warranty as well. Now I’ve only had it a week so we shall see if anything I mentioned should change over time.
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elliem. –
Item as promised. Quick delivery.
Antonia Satterfield –
Easy to use
Bruce Beck –
It woks very well. It is quiet and pretty quick.
Woundrn –
It works pretty good actually I wish that it was smaller it’s size is kind of prohibitive for tucking in a backpack, a pocket or a purse. I found that this read more accurately on the temporal artery which is the space right above where most people wear their eyeglasses at your temple you can actually feel the pulse there and then you know you are exactly in the right place. However the forehead read just fine about 1/10 of a degree lower. As a wound care nurse of almost 30 years experience We used to check the bottoms of diabetics feet with laser thermometers that were actually designed for industrial use they were quite expensive and none of us could afford to carry them around but they were quite effective at finding hot spots & potential problems. Remember that a forehead temperature is going to read 1/2 to 1° lower than an oral temperature reading. The instructions were quite clear and easy to read and understand with very large pictures. I highly recommend that you read them entirely before trying do you use the thermometer and that you follow the directions exactly as written.
Ferdinand Boyce –
I don’t have confidence that the reading is consistently accurate, and the problem with this type of device is that it invariably reads 1 to 1.5 degrees lower than a typical oral thermometer. So I guess 95.7 is (or isn’t) about 98.6. It’s easy to use, and I’ll be keeping it to see if I can overcome the deficiency and make the convenience and speed of reading work for me.
Joan bromberg –
Easy to use
Amazon Customer –
I’m legally blind. I’ve tried sublingual thermometers, both digital, and analogue (old school), and they’re next to impossible for a person with low vision to use. By the time you get magnifier over them, they’ve adapted to the room’s temperature. LOL. This product has big, easy to see numbers, and a bright, red, or green backlight. Nothing about this display looks faded, at all. It’s brilliant, and vibrant. The start, and end tones help a lot, to let you know when the temperature has been taken. By the way, I tested mine on a room wall, and then went to the thermostat, and noted it’s temperature was fairly close to what I got from the thermometer. Then, I checked with my forehead, and got a good reading. It’s very fast, and once the temperature has been taken, it stops sensing, so what you see, is the exact snapshot of what it measured.
Although the manual was a bit vague, the unit is fairly easy to use.
By the way, I couldn’t help but notice how much this thermometer resembles an hand phaser from Star Trek: The Next Generation. Even the model number has “1701” in it. LOL Very cool.
It also came with two triple A batteries.
Phlash –
Was looking for a reliable, accurate thermometer that had good reviews and made by a reputable company that stands by their product.
I found it.
First, the price was decent and quite comparable to many others. But the big difference was that the others came with a lot less people reviewing the product, and purchasing at a lower price as well. Plus the others had a higher negative rating/reviews.
The product arrived quickly. Was very simple to use. You put the batteries in, I waited 30 mins. as it came from being outside from the delivery so the thermometer could adjust to room temp. and you hold it to your forehead and push the button and Boom! Done.
It seems durable and constructed well and was most importantly accurate with the temps based on my use of other digital mouth thermometers in the house as well as compared to the thermostat for room temperature. Has a decent warranty as well. Now I’ve only had it a week so we shall see if anything I mentioned should change over time.