Braun ThermoScan Hygiene Caps (40 Pack)

Braun Thermoscan Lens Filters need to be replaced after every reading to ensure hygienic and accurate results. Simply slip the lens filter over the end of your Braun Thermoscan Thermometer. Fitting a new Braun Hygiene cap each time ensures that dirt or ear wax doesn’t build up and clog the sensor window, which could lead to inaccurate temperature readings.

Product Features

• Help to avoid cross-contamination if replaced before each measurement 
• Latex and BPA (bisphenol A)-free for improved safety
• Compatible with all ThermoScan Ear thermometers. 
• Suitable for all ThermoScan Ear thermometers (IRT6520, IRT6515, IRT6020, IRT4520, IRT4020, IRT3030, IRT3020)
• 40 Hygiene caps disposable probe covers per box

Hygienic readings

By replacing the Hygiene cap before each measurement, you avoid the risk of cross-contamination during your readings.

No irritation

Disposable probe covers are BPA and latex-free, keeping you and your child safe from irritation.

Why it’s right to be concerned about fever

High fever in children is usually a sign of infection, which can be either viral or bacterial. In young children, there is a chance that the infection can be meningitis or sepsis, both of which can be serious or potentially life-threatening. Very young babies may not have high fevers even when they have infections, so a temperature that is only slightly higher than normal may be a sign of infection. That means just a small rise in temperature must be taken seriously. In all cases, it’s best to err on the side of caution and always contact a health professional if in doubt.

What to do when the colour-coded display shows green, yellow or red

If temperature readings are in the red range you should speak with a doctor whether or not there are symptoms. If readings are in the yellow range and the baby or child also feels sick, you should speak to a doctor to find out whether or not you need to come in for further consultation and assessment.

If readings are in the green range and there are no other symptoms, there’s no need to consult a doctor.

When in doubt about symptoms, always consult your doctor.

If there are symptoms such as unusual irritability, unresponsiveness, weakness, vomiting, diarrhoea, dry skin, unusual thirst, seizure, loss of appetite or changes in activity, you should contact a doctor regardless of whether the thermometer shows green, yellow, or red.