Jillian from The Cherry Blossoms recently reviewed the Exergen Temporal Thermometer. Jillian states that she has difficulty getting accurate temperature readings when she normally takes her children’s temperatures. After using the Exergen TemporalScanner Thermometer, Jullian said the thermometer “ has taken the stress out of getting my kids temperature!”   Jillian goes on to explain […]

Trista from Andersons Angels blog recently reviewed the Exergen Temporal Scanner Thermometer.  Trista explains she has four children and it is difficult to have them sit still long enough to use an oral thermometer.  Trista states with the Exergen thermometer she “can get a quick and accurate reading.” The blogger goes on further to state

Sally from Mommy’s Review recently featured the Exergen Smart Glow TemporalScanner Thermometer.  Sally starts by detailing when she went to the ER with her one year old who had the flu.  Normally, she would take her children’s temperature with a rectal thermometer, but at the hospital she saw the doctors using a Temporal Thermometer and

Tiffany from the Tiffany Reviews it All Blog recently reviewed the Exergen TemporalScanner Thermometer.  Tiffany starts by giving a brief overview of the thermometer, saying that it is “a totally non-invasive system with advanced infrared technology.”  Furthermore, the thermometer has been clinically tested to prove its accuracy compared to other thermometers such as rectal. Tiffany notes

Miranda from Emily Reviews recently reviewed the Exergen Temporal Artery Thermometer. Miranda explains that she mainly used oral thermometers in the past, but is excited to use the Exergen Thermometer next time one of her children are sick. She briefly outlines the features of the thermometer, which are Fahrenheit and Celsius reading modes, illuminated display,

Susan Bewley is a content writer and blogger with over 10 years’ experience. She recently tried the Exergen Smart Glow TemporalScanner Thermometer, and wrote about her experience on her blog, Budget Earth. She starts her review by expressing her dislike of traditional thermometers, saying “Personally, I hate most thermometers since they are not accurate and

WATERTOWN, Mass., Feb. 17, 2015 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — A new study(1) conducted at the Cardiac Surgical Intensive Care Unit, Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston affirms that the “TAT (temporal artery thermometer) is an accurate method for temperature assessment in patients with fevers greater than or equal to 100.4 °F, when compared with the criterion standard of the pulmonary artery catheter

Family blogger Lisa is the author of Night Helper, a blog dedicated to life’s everyday challenges with children. She is the mother of 3, and has 2 grandchildren. Lisa recently tried the Exergen Smart Glow TemporalScanner and wrote a review. Lisa takes cold and flu season very seriously, saying “When it comes to my children

Brittanie is the mother of two young boys, and the author of Simplistically Living, a simple living resource blog. She recently tried the Exergen Smart Glow TemporalScanner and wrote a review about her experience. Brittanie was familiar with the Exergen TemporalScanner, explaining that she had received the earlier version as a baby shower gift with

Melinda Dunne is a military spouse, and stay at home mom and grandma. She recently tried the Exergen Smart Glow TemporalScanner and wrote about her experience in her blog, My So Called Balanced Life. Melinda says they had been using an ear probe thermometer, but had not been having a lot of success with it.