Braun BNT 400

Clinical research shows the definition of fever changes as babies grow into toddlers, and toddlers into adults. The Braun No touch 3-in-1 thermometer with Age Precision takes the guesswork out. Simply select the appropriate age setting (0-3 months, 3-36 months and 36 months- adult), take a temperature and the color-coded display will glow green, ye... morellow or red to help you understand the temperature reading. The Braun No touch 3-in-1 thermometer can be used to measure not only forehead temperature, but also food or bath.

Get clinically validated accuracy from the #1 Brand recommended by pediatricians1 with the Sensian™ 7 Forehead non-contact thermometer. In as fast as two seconds, it accurately measures not only body temperature but also food and liquid temperatures, such as bath and milk. Making it a 3-in-1 thermometer that’s ideal for the entire family. Its ergon... moreomic, fool-proof design features our PositionCheck™ technology made to ensure the proper positioning and our Age Precision® technology correctly interprets the measurement according to age (0-3 months, 3-36 months, or 36+ months). It also includes a color-coded LCD display designed to quickly indicate if a fever is present, a silent mode that allows you to take temperatures quietly while your loved ones rest and recover, and a quick start guide for reference to ensure proper thermometer placement to get the most accurate results. Comes equipped with a protective cap and two AAA batteries. Gentle on babies, precise for the entire family— it’s accuracy made easy. 1) Based on survey reporting that of surveyed pediatricians who recommend a brand of thermometers, Braun is the most recommended 2) Age-based fever thresholds gave significantly better estimates of illness than fixed fever -Kasbekar R, Naz A, Marcos L, et al. Threshold for defining fever varies with age, especially in children: A multi-site diagnostic accuracy study. Nursing Open 2021-8-2707 2721 (Study sponsored by Kaz USA, Inc.). Herzog L, Phillips S. Addressing Concerns About Fever. Clinical Pediatrics. 2011; 50(#5): 383-390 *Pointing between the eyebrows at max 1in distance from forehead is critical for reading accuracy.