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Exergen Temporal Artery Thermometer Review & Giveaway -US/CAN (Ends 4/1)

Submitted by Cher on March 11, 2010 – 8:19 AM629 Comments

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Unfortunately my boys get sick and when they are sick they are crabby and don’t want to be touched. I don’t know how my mom used those Mercury thermometers with us as kids, as they took forever and were so fragile. Now though with today’s technology, taking your child’s temperature has never been easier! The Exergen TemporalScanner is a thermometer that takes just seconds to read a temperature and is used by just gently gliding it against your child’s forehead.

Temporal ScannerI love this thermometer! I admit I was skeptical at first because I thought it seemed to good to be true but I did test it against two other thermometers and got the same reading. I even used it on my son when he was sleeping and it didn’t wake him up!

So how does this thing work is the first question I had? Well, it gauges body temperature by capturing the naturally emitted heat from skin over the temporal artery, which runs across the forehead. The temporal artery is directly connected to the heart via the carotid artery. Tests have shown that the reading is accurate to within +0.2 farenheight, which is actually a much more accurate reading than take a temperature by oral, rectal, ear or under the arm. It is a durable and easy to grasp Digital Thermometer, has only one button, a high-contrast LCD temperature display and runs on one 9-volt battery (included). It also meets and exceeds all regulatory requirements including FDA, ASTM, and UL. It is even better for the environment as it uses infrared sensor technology so there is no mercury or probe covers to purchase for each use.

Overall, I think this is a great Thermometer for all ages, I use it on my boys as well as my husband and I. My aunt even purchased this to use on my great-grandma (93 years old) because she needed a quick and easy way to check her temperature. I had no problems at all with this thermometer and I really do love how big and durable it is. I haven’t lost it yet! (I tend to misplace thermometers and then can’t find them when I need them!) Whether you are monitoring a Fever or just checking, this thermometer really does a great job!

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(This is not my son, but a picture from the website)

BUY IT: You can buy this thermometer at Walmart, Costco, Babies R Us, Toys R Us, and Sams Clubs nationwide for $30-$50. There is also a $5 Rebate coupon you can use!

GIVEAWAY: One winner will receive a Exergen Temporal Artery Thermometer.

WIN IT: Comment on how you usually care for your sick child or yourself!

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Please leave me a comment for EACH entry and your email address if it is not in your profile for each entry that you complete above so I can accurately pick a winner. This contest ends on April 1st. Thanks everyone and good luck!  Also, if you just put a generic comment like “I want to Win” then I will have to disqualify you.  This contest is only open to US and Canadian residents.

Mama’s Money Savers Disclaimer: This is a Mama Buzz review. The product was provided by Exergen for this review. This review is 100% my opinion and has not been edited or reviewed by anyone. I was not compensated in any other way for this product review.

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