Joined: 07 June 2006 United Kingdom Posts: 4165 Gender: Female
Posted: 22 March 2008 at 8:36pm | IP Logged
Ive got both, only cos the battery died in the digital one.
I love the digital one as its pretty fool-proof, goes red and sends an alarm with a high temperature, and just stays green for a normal temperature.
Ive got an ordinary one, pureley for when the battery goes dead or if i put it somewhere 'safe'. I dont trust either of my girls to hold it under their tongue, so its the underarm job for them lol.
Joined: 27 February 2006 United Kingdom Posts: 2259 Gender: Female
Posted: 04 May 2008 at 8:47pm | IP Logged
I think i have the same as Steph, as i brought one today from Argos that flashes red and makes a beeping noise when the person's goes to high and green when ok, its been a god send at the moment as dd is quite poorly. It was reasonably priced to only £24.99.
Joined: 11 June 2005 United Kingdom Posts: 6070 Gender: Female
Posted: 04 May 2008 at 9:12pm | IP Logged
I have several differnt thermometers, we have the nurofen in the ear one which I bought from Lloyds Pharmacy, it is accurate but you need to have it in position correctly which isn't always easy with a wiggly child, I have one that you put on the forehead which is accurate and I have 2 different digital ones which you can put under the tongue or in the arm pit. Depends who I am taking the temperature of to which one I use, for Ols generally forehead or ear.
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Topic: What thermometer do you use?
goes to high and green when ok, its been a god send at the moment as dd is quite poorly. It was reasonably priced to only £24.99.
