Bos Medicare Surgical Mercury Thermometer for Fever check Aquarium Thermometer

The Bos Medicare Surgical Clinical Mercury Thermometer is a precision instrument used to measure body temperature. This classic mercury thermometer provides accurate readings, making it a reliable choice for clinical and home use. It features a clear, easy-to-read scale and is designed for oral, rectal, or axillary (underarm) use. The thermometer is enclosed in a durable glass tube, ensuring safety and longevity when handled properly. Benefits: 1. High Accuracy: Mercury thermometers are known for their precise temperature readings, making them suitable for medical environments where accuracy is crucial. 2. No Batteries Required: As a non-digital device, it does not rely on batteries or power sources, ensuring reliable use at any time. 3. Cost-Effective: Mercury thermometers are generally affordable and offer long-term durability, making them an economical choice for families and clinics. 4.Durable and Long-Lasting: Made of high-quality glass and mercury, the thermometer can last for years with proper care. 5. Easy-to-Read: The clear scale ensures that temperatures can be easily read, even by those who may have difficulty with digital displays. Safety Information: 6. Handle with care: Since it contains mercury, avoid dropping or breaking the thermometer as mercury can be hazardous to health. 7. Proper disposal: If the thermometer breaks, do not touch the mercury. Use protective gloves and follow proper guidelines for disposing of mercury safely. Not recommended for children to 7. use independently: Keep it out of reach of children to prevent accidental damage or ingestion. Sterilization: Always clean the thermometer with antiseptic after each use to prevent infection, especially if used by multiple individuals. Use Instructions: Before use: Ensure the thermometer reading is below the baseline (typically 35°C or 95°F). Shake it down by holding the thermometer firmly and flicking your wrist. Placement: Oral Use: Place the thermometer under the tongue and close the mouth around it. Wait for 3-5 minutes before removing it to read the temperature. Rectal Use: Lubricate the thermometer tip, insert it gently into the rectum about 1 inch, and wait for 3-5 minutes. This method is usually recommended for babies and young children. Axillary (Underarm) Use: Place the thermometer in the armpit and press the arm against the body. Wait for 5-7 minutes before checking the reading. Reading the Temperature: Remove the thermometer and hold it at eye level, rotating slightly until you can clearly read the temperature on the mercury line. After use: Clean the thermometer thoroughly with alcohol or antiseptic solution and store it in its case to prevent damage. This thermometer is ideal for people seeking traditional, non-digital options for temperature measurement.