Greater Goods Digital Oral Thermometer - an Accurate Temperature Thermometer with Cover, White

Recently purchased the Greater Goods Digital Infrared Thermometer. It was priced very well for a quality thermometer. It appears to be very accurate and well made. It also came with two AAA batteries, so I was able to try it out immediately. The numbers on the digital screen are very easy to read. I like that it comes with a nice storage bag to protect the thermometer. Some thermometers are a bit more complicated than others to use. This one is very easy to use, and provides a readout very quickly. It is also very lightweight. There is also a link in the packaging that provides additional instructions such as changing various modes for either humans or object temperatures and some useful FAQ's.

Simple and quick readings for people or "objects". Note that this is not a forehead scanner that seemed pulsar during covid, this is held just about an inch from the skin and provides a reading in about 3 secs or less. Seems pretty accurate based on comparison to an ear Thermometer. Great options to turn noise/beeps on/off which, combined with the fact that it requires no contact, makes this great for checking kids temps at night while sleeping. It also will light up red and alert you if the person's temp is higher than is should be. It also has option to take temperature of "things" so I guess if you wanted to know the temp of a room or your car or something like that, you can technically use this. It's very lightweight and comes with a nice little protective bag. Price point is super reasonable based on other similar thermometers.

We have a famous brand forehead thermometer Model 2000 that you swipe across a person's forehead. This one is so much easier to use! We found the display on the older one more difficult to read, the grandkids don't like having something touch their forehead when they aren't feeling well, and as a result the readings we kind of all over the place. This Greater Goods temperature scanner doesn't require touching the little kids' foreheads so it is very easy to get a reading and we found it to be very consistent when taking multiple readings. The display is easy to read and changes color base on temperature to give you a quick indication of whether there is a fever or not. We will never go back to the swiping type scanner!

I have used a few of this type of thermometer and have found this one to be really basic, but easy to use.It comes with a nice storage bag that keeps it clean when keeping it in a drawer. This is really good value for the money.

The Greater Goods Digital Infared thermometer is a very accurate and convenient thermometer. I compared its measurement with an ear thermometer and the gold standard, a mercury thermometer. The results were Greater Goods 97.4 deg, the ear device 98.8 deg and the mercury thermometer 97.6 deg. Only the Greater Goods device measured in centigrade, had a memory of the last six temps and would measure the temperature of objects. Also, the fact that no cleaning was necessary after use because the thermometer never touched the body when held about an inch away from the forehead. Another nice feature is the digital screen turns Red if the temp is 100.3 (in human mode). The instructions are easy to follow and the one year warranty is activated by entering "greater goods.com/0692".The only potential downside is the power button in not recessed, it could allow the device to turned on by accident. However, it is equipped with an auto off feature, so the button position may not be consequential.If you're looking for a fast, accurate, well made and inexpensive thermometer consider Great Goods.

I recently purchased the Digital Thermometer since the previous one we had broke. I must say that I am thoroughly impressed with this digital thermometer. It is incredibly easy to use, making temperature readings quick and hassle-free. The best part is the easy-to-set unit conversion feature that allows me to switch from Celsius to Fahrenheit effortlessly (not always the case with many of these products).One of the features that stood out to me is the thermometer's versatility in reading temperatures. Not only can it read body temperature, but it can also give an indication of the temperature of other objects, such as food, or the environment. This feature is incredibly useful, especially having a baby on the way, and expecting to want to know what temperature the bottle or bath water is.Additionally, the thermometer is compact and lightweight, making it easy to carry around in my pocket or purse. The display is clear and easy to read, and the thermometer has a quick response time, giving me accurate readings in a matter of seconds.Overall, I highly recommend the Digital Thermometer. It is user-friendly, versatile, and efficient, making it a must-have tool for anyone who needs to take temperature readings regularly.

Quick results;There isn't really that much that can be said about a thermometer but many of them are inaccurate. This one is spot on accurate.• Easy to use;• Easy to read;• Accurate

At $4 its hard to find anything bad about it. It works, its accurate, comes with extra batteries