Save another £15 and just buy a cheap thermometer.
In real terms, you can tell your child has a fever just by looking at them - don't need to know how hot.
AnnaMak to ro53ben
11 Mar 162#7
Wow a qualified GP are we?
Complete rubbish!
bigsky to ro53ben
11 Mar 162#8
In real terms that is a very daft comment. Establishing if the temperature is higher or lower than normal, and also tracking how it changes, is an extremely important diagnostic tool.
Jo444 to ro53ben
11 Mar 161#9
So later when doctor ask about fever you say '' I believe that it was somewhere between 38.5 and 39.9''?
bigsky to ro53ben
11 Mar 16#18
Your indecision over the past hour would be funny if it weren't so dangerous.
welshdad
11 Mar 16#10
None in stock anywhere near me in South Wales or around my sister in Leicester!
ro53ben
11 Mar 16#11
No really, it isn't. Usual workflow as follows:
1) Child feels unwell
2) Check temp
3) Are they hot? Give Calpol.
4) Not hot but still unwell? Give Calpol.
5) Given Calpol but still hot? Give Calprofen.
6) Given both but still hot? Cold bed bath.
7) Still hot? See a trained medical professional. Tell them their temperature was 39.6 - get ignored - watch as the trained person takes their own reading, using a thermometer that cost much less than your ridiculous overpriced gadget. :sunglasses: Get sent home as it's just a bug that's going round.
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same price at Amazon, buy something like shower gel to get the free delivery, normally have some cheaper or the same price as the supermarkets.
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/braun-irt6020-thermoscan-5-thermometer-17-99-prime-21-98-non-prime-amazon-2410808
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Hot, if you can find it...
same price at Amazon, buy something like shower gel to get the free delivery, normally have some cheaper or the same price as the supermarkets.
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/braun-irt6020-thermoscan-5-thermometer-17-99-prime-21-98-non-prime-amazon-2410808
In real terms, you can tell your child has a fever just by looking at them - don't need to know how hot.
Complete rubbish!
Your indecision over the past hour would be funny if it weren't so dangerous.
1) Child feels unwell
2) Check temp
3) Are they hot? Give Calpol.
4) Not hot but still unwell? Give Calpol.
5) Given Calpol but still hot? Give Calprofen.
6) Given both but still hot? Cold bed bath.
7) Still hot? See a trained medical professional. Tell them their temperature was 39.6 - get ignored - watch as the trained person takes their own reading, using a thermometer that cost much less than your ridiculous overpriced gadget.
:sunglasses: Get sent home as it's just a bug that's going round.