Oral Thermometers

Applications

Widely used in hospitals, clinics, nursing homes, emergency rooms, and community healthcare centers for routine oral temperature measurement. Common for fever screening, admission checks, ward monitoring, and elderly care. 

Core Functions

1. Comfortable Oral Measurement
Designed for under-the-tongue use, ensuring safe and non-invasive temperature measurement for routine clinical checks.

2. Fast Daily Screening
Suitable for quick fever detection in hospitals and clinics with stable ±0.1°C accuracy.

3. Hygienic Clinical Design
Supports safe oral use in multi-patient environments with easy cleaning and standardized handling.

4. Certified Medical Compliance
Meets CE, ISO13485, EN 12470-1 standards for hospital-grade usage.

Purchasing Motivation

Preferred by healthcare buyers for mercury-free compliance, low-cost replacement, and standardized hospital use. Widely adopted in bulk procurement for public hospitals and clinics, replacing mercury thermometers.

OEM / ODM Capability

OEM/ODM services include private labeling, packaging customization, scale color options (yellow/blue), size options (big/medium), and multilingual instructions for different markets.

Customer Solutions

Eliminates mercury risks such as toxicity, breakage, and regulation issues while maintaining accuracy. Stable alloy prevents evaporation, and a clear scale reduces reading errors during fast clinical use.

Quality Certification

Manufactured under strict medical-grade systems, compliant with CE and ISO standards. Each batch is inspected for safety and measurement accuracy.

Warranty Service

Batch-level quality assurance with replacement support for verified issues. Long-term supply stability and after-sales support for bulk buyers.

Shipping & Logistics

Global shipping via air, sea, and express. Secure packaging prevents breakage, with full export documentation and flexible logistics support.

Oral thermometers are mercury-free clinical glass thermometers for measuring body temperature under the tongue. They use a safe gallium-indium-tin alloy instead of mercury, making them non-toxic, environmentally friendly, and compliant with modern medical safety standards while maintaining traditional glass accuracy.