Oral And Axillary Digital Thermometer

The EXANOVO MC-111 Oral and Axillary Digital Thermometer Medical Digital Thermometer delivers fast, precise, and stable readings for home and clinical use. It offers high accuracy of ±0.1℃ within 60 seconds, allowing you to track health conditions efficiently.

Key highlights include a clear 20×7mm LCD display, an audible fever beeper for abnormal temperatures, and a measurement memory function. It also supports automatic shut-off to save battery life. This thermometer is CE and ISO certified, complying with international medical device quality requirements.

Thermometer: Compact and lightweight (10g), with a rigid tip, 20×7mm LCD display, and simple one-button control.

Battery: Powered by one LR41 button battery, with a service life of up to 1 year under normal use.

Certification: CE and ISO certified to meet medical safety and quality standards.

Packaging: 1 piece per gift box, 300 pieces per carton. OEM and custom brand services are available.

Operating the MC-111 thermometer is easy and safe:

1. Preparation: Clean the probe with alcohol or soapy water before and after each use.

2. Power On: Press the power button; the display will briefly show all symbols.

3. Measurement:

①Oral: Put the tip under the tongue, close your mouth, and breathe gently.

②Axillary: Place the tip at the center of the dry armpit and keep the arm close to the body.

③Rectal: For infants, gently insert the tip about 1 cm for the most accurate reading.

4. Waiting: Keep the thermometer steady until the long beep sounds (about 60 seconds).

5. Reading: View the result on the LCD. A faster beep indicates a fever.

6. Power Off: The device will shut off automatically after use.

1. Preparation Before Measurement:

Avoid eating, drinking (especially hot or ice water), bathing, or strenuous exercise for 30 minutes before measurement to ensure your body is in a stable state.

Disinfect the probe with an alcohol swab.

2. Measurement Method:

Oral: Place the probe firmly against the left or right side of the base of the tongue, close your lips tightly, and maintain normal breathing.

Axillary: Dry your armpit, place the probe firmly against the center of your armpit, and clamp your arm tightly to ensure close contact between the thermometer and your skin.

3. Cleaning and Storage:

After each use, wipe the probe with a soft cloth dampened with a small amount of alcohol (70% isopropyl alcohol). Do not boil or autoclave for sterilization.

When not in use for an extended period, remove the batteries to prevent leakage and store in a cool, dry place.

1. Before measurement, ensure the probe is clean and free of foreign objects to avoid measurement errors.

2. Different measurement methods (oral and axillary) will result in slight temperature differences; select the appropriate method according to your needs.

3. Clean the thermometer promptly after use, especially when alternating between different people, to avoid cross-contamination.