Is this infrared thermometer safe for infants and young children?

Yes, it is. The non-contact thermometer makes it easy to be used on babies without causing any discomfort or injury.

Can the contactless thermometer measure temperature in Fahrenheit?

Yes, the Apollo Pharmacy Non-Contact Infrared Thermometer can measure temperature in both Celsius and Fahrenheit.

How accurate is this non-contact thermometer?

The non-contact thermometer provides accurate readings with a deviation of less than 0.2 to 0.4 degrees Celsius.

How many memory readings can the infrared thermometer store?

The Apollo Pharmacy Non-Contact Infrared Thermometer can store up to 32 readings.

Can this thermometer be used for measuring objects such as bottles or food?

Yes, it has a specific object mode that can be used to measure the temperature of items.

Can this thermometer be used for 1 month old baby

When considering the use of a non-contact infrared thermometer for a 1-month-old baby, it is important to focus on safety, accuracy, and manufacturer guidelines. - Safety and Suitability: Non-contact infrared thermometers are generally safe for infants as they do not require physical contact, reducing the risk of irritation or infection. - Accuracy: For newborns, accuracy is crucial. Some non-contact thermometers may be less accurate if not used properly or if the baby is moving. - Manufacturer's Instructions: The Apollo Pharmacy Non-Contact Infrared Thermometer is primarily indicated for adults, and there is no specific mention of suitability for newborns in its product details. This suggests caution when using it for a 1-month-old baby. - Alternative Methods: For very young infants, rectal thermometers are often considered the gold standard for accuracy. Non-contact thermometers can be used as a convenient screening tool but should not replace more accurate methods if precise measurement is needed. In summary, while non-contact infrared thermometers are safe and convenient, the Apollo Pharmacy model does not explicitly state it is suitable for newborns. It is best to consult a pediatrician to determine the most appropriate and accurate method for monitoring your baby's temperature. If you notice any signs of fever or illness, seek prompt medical advice. For any concerns or emergencies, you can contact Apollo Emergency at 1066.