Braun ThermoScan 4 Digital Ear Thermometer for Babies, Toddlers, Kids and Adults

Braun's ThermoScan 4 Ear thermometer is the #1 brand recommended by pediatricians and provides clinically accurate readings in just 1 second, making it ideal for monitoring your family's health at home. Ear is the best site to measure fever, as it allows for a more accurate reflection of core body temperature.*

This compact and handheld digital ear thermometer features a color-coded screen with instant fever detection to visually help you interpret the temperature reading. A green screen indicates a normal temperature (one beep), a yellow screen indicates a fever is present (2 beeps), and a red screen indicates a high fever is detected (4 beeps).

Accuracy made easy, the Braun ThermoScan 4 is simple and intuitive to use, with a user-friendly design that's gentle enough for babies and suitable for the whole family. It comes ready to use with 21 Braun Hygiene Caps and the battery included, so you can start monitoring temperatures right away.

Ear readings are less invasive and gentler than other temperature taking methods like rectal, making the Braun ThermoScan 4 ideal for newborns to adults. As the eardrum shares the same blood supply with the brain's temperature control center (the hypothalamus), this thermometer provides a precise reading of body temperature.**

We know that your family's health is of the utmost importance, and when it comes to checking for a fever at home, you want accurate and reliable results quickly. Braun's ThermoScan 4 Ear thermometer delivers professional accuracy with 1-second temperature readings, so you can manage your health with confidence.

*Based on survey reporting that of surveyed pediatricians who recommend a brand of thermometers, Braun is the most recommended.

**Infrared tympanic thermometry in comparison with other temperature measurement techniques in febrile children. Pediatric Care Med. 2006;7(1):48-55. (As eardrum shares the same blood supply with the brain's temperature control center, the hypothalamus.) - Netter FH, Atlas of Human Anatomy. Novartis Medical Education, East Hanover, NJ, 1997, PP 63, 95.

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