Digital Temple Thermometer Sensian Swipe 5

Temporal thermometer with TempleSwipe technology by Braun

Benefit from clinically proven precision of the number 1 brand among doctors*: The precise Braun Sensian Swipe 5 forehead and temple thermometer is clinically validated and provides fast, accurate readings, allowing you to reliably monitor your health at home.

The temporal artery is an excellent place for non-invasive measurement of body temperature, as it has a constant blood flow and lies just beneath the skin.

Simply swipe gently over the temple for an accurate reading in just a few seconds. The Braun TempleSwipe technology captures 60 infrared heat points on the forehead and temple during the swipe motion. Quick, gentle, and easy to use – for consistent, reliable readings.

Product highlights:

• Precise TempleSwipe technology: Accuracy made easy – with a simple swipe across the forehead and temple, Braun's innovative technology captures 60 infrared heat points, leading to the most precise measurement every time. The temple area is excellent for measuring body temperature as it is constantly supplied with blood and lies close to the skin.
• Quick results: Non-invasive temperature measurement in just 3 seconds.
• Suitable for the whole family: Designed for newborns, children, and adults.
• Colour-coded temperature display: The large, backlit LCD display provides easily readable, colour-coded results. Green indicates normal temperature, yellow shows low-grade fever, and red indicates high fever. This allows you to easily understand and assess the results at a glance.
• Temperature memory: The last measured temperature is automatically stored.
• Easy to use: Ready to use with 2 included AA batteries.

Package contents:

• 1 x Braun Sensian Swipe 5 temple thermometer (model number: BST200WE)
• 1 x protective case
• 2 x AA batteries

*According to a survey of doctors, Braun is the leading brand in terms of awareness, recommendation, and home use. Gfk, online study with n=800 general practitioners and paediatricians in four European countries (n=200 in DE, UK, FR, NL), conducted in Nov–Dec 2022.