The best thermometers, compared.
Top pick: femometer DET-306 no-touch forehead thermometer – Highest score, then the largest review count: 4.5 from 20,571 ratings at about £14.99. Best value: femometer DMT-2032 digital stick thermometer – Lowest shelf price among listings at that top score, about £6.99, with a cell stated as included. Updated October 2026.
A thermometer on amazon.co.uk is not one product. These twelve listings are mostly clinical body thermometers — no-touch forehead, in-ear, and digital stick — plus a talking food probe, two fridge and freezer dials, and a four-pack of wall dials. In this hub you may be checking a fridge or a greenhouse, and those jobs use different tools. Guidance for professionals assessing under-fives does not list that method. Surface guns for pans and walls are in the [infrared thermometer](/hub/climate-measuring/infrared-thermometer) comparison. A thermometer only earns its place if it matches one job. Fever, fridge or freezer air, an overnight greenhouse minimum, and the centre of cooked food are four different measurements. Ear readings mislead if the tip is misplaced, especially in babies.
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The femometer DET-306 is a no-touch forehead thermometer at about £14.99, with 4.5 from 20,571 amazon.co.uk ratings, the largest review file among the four listings that share the top score of 90. The listing says about 1 second, stores up to 10 readings, and covers forehead, object, and room, with a green, yellow, or red backlight and a warning sound on red. Two AAA cells are included. In the first 50 UK reviews, people point it at a sleeping toddler and prefer it to an in-ear thermometer when a child will not stay still, and some use the room mode as well. One reviewer calls it unnecessarily complicated and inaccurate most of the time, then bought an in-ear thermometer; that review does not give a degree figure. No dead-on-arrival unit or battery-door fault appears in those 50 reviews. A forehead scan is still a different site from an armpit or an ear, so a single colour on the screen is not a second method. In this comparison it is the top pick on score, then review count.
Pros
Cons
Best for: A household that wants a 1-second forehead check, including a sleeping child, and will keep a stick for a second reading.
Less suitable: Someone who already found a forehead gun unreliable and wants only an in-ear or underarm number.
Specifications
Common questions
What can the femometer DET-306 measure?
The bullets say forehead, objects such as milk, and rooms. The listed response time is 1 second. It stores up to 10 readings. The age-range attribute says Kid, Adult.
What batteries does the listing include?
Two AAA batteries, also called LR03 in the bullets, stated as included. The included-components attribute is only 1; the bullets name the thermometer, a manual, and the two cells.
How does the listing describe the fever warning?
The backlight is green, yellow, or red, with a warning sound when the screen is red. The upper temperature rating is 43 °C. The lower rating on the attribute table is 32 °F.
The Braun Age Precision PRT2000 is a digital stick at about £10, with 4.5 from 12,183 amazon.co.uk ratings. You choose an age each time you switch it on, then the screen uses green, yellow, or red beside an oral, rectal, or underarm reading. The bullets say as fast as 8 seconds, with a soft flexible tip, a storage cap, and a lithium cell included. In the first 50 UK reviews, the colour is used as a simple cue, but it can appear about 20 seconds after the number, and the backlight stays off while you pick the age, so a dark room needs a torch. Repeat armpit readings in one review were 37.8 °C, 37.3 °C, and 36.8 °C, and another says about 36 °C at home against a hospital thermometer in the 38s. The unit is Celsius only. Cells went flat within days in one account, and a reviewer says this model is not fully waterproof. Kaz Consumer Products UK Ltd is the listed manufacturer. The colour is the brand’s scale, not a diagnosis.
Pros
Cons
Best for: A family stick when you want an age-based colour next to the number and can see the screen while you set the age.
Less suitable: A dark-room check without a torch, or a reading in Fahrenheit.
Specifications
Common questions
Where can you use the Braun Age Precision thermometer?
The bullets say oral, rectal, or underarm. The age-range attribute says Baby. A colour code (green, yellow, red) changes with the selected age. The model number is PRT2000EU.
How fast is the listed reading?
The attribute table says 8 seconds, and the bullets say as fast as 8 seconds. Reviews say you select the age on every power-on, and that the display stays dark during that step.
What battery and range does the listing state?
One lithium metal battery, stated as included. The upper temperature rating is 37.5 °C. A lower measurement limit is not in the attribute table. The contact line says CE marked medical devices 0297.
The femometer DMT-2032 is a digital stick at about £6.99, with 4.5 from 6,481 amazon.co.uk ratings, for mouth, rectum, or underarm. The attribute table says 60 seconds; the bullets say 10 seconds, and one review describes a beep at about 10 seconds. A C cell, a manual, and a storage case are included, and the display shows Lo below 32 °C and Hi above 42 °C. It stores the last reading and beeps when the reading is finished. In the first 50 UK reviews, people treat it as a one-button medicine-cabinet stick, though one case arrived smashed while the thermometer itself seemed fine. Repeat readings do not always match, including a 0.1 difference between two people measured one after the other, and one reviewer could barely hear the beep. The leaflet is multi-language and hard to separate. The attribute table says Bluetooth; the bullets do not describe a Bluetooth function. In this set it is the best value: the lowest shelf price among the listings at the top score, with a cell stated as included.
Pros
Cons
Best for: A home stick for mouth, armpit, or rectum when you want a cell and a case in the same box.
Less suitable: A pet reading you will treat as a vet result, or a night check if you need a loud beep.
Specifications
Common questions
Is the femometer DMT-2032 listed at 10 seconds or 60 seconds?
The bullets say 10 seconds. The attribute table says 60 seconds. The same listing shows Lo below 32 degrees and Hi above 42 degrees.
Which sites does the listing cover?
Oral, rectal, and underarm. The bullets also name babies, children, adults, and pets. A waterproof tip, last-reading memory, a finish beep, and a °C/°F switch are in the bullets.
Does the listing say the femometer stick is Bluetooth?
The connectivity attribute says Bluetooth. The bullets do not describe a Bluetooth function. The battery line says 1 C battery required, included.
The hetaida HTD8813 is a no-touch forehead thermometer at about £16.99, with 4.5 from 3,227 amazon.co.uk ratings, which ties the highest score in this set. The bullets say about 1 second at 1–5 cm, 50 stored readings, a green, yellow, or red alarm, silent mode, and auto-off after 18 seconds, plus room or object modes for milk, water, and food. Two AAA cells are included. In the first 50 UK reviews, point-and-press use is praised for a sleeping child, but the battery cover is a repeated complaint: cells go in the wrong way, the door will not close, and once seated the cells are very hard to remove. One unit did not work at all, so that reviewer could not judge the reading. One of those 50 reviews is about a mattress topper and does not describe this thermometer. The age-range attribute says Adult, while the bullets say babies, adults, and older people.
Pros
Cons
Best for: A no-touch gun when you want 50 memories and a silent mode, and you can seat the cells.
Less suitable: Anyone who struggles with a tight battery door, or a baby claim that rests only on the age attribute.
Specifications
Common questions
How far from the forehead do the hetaida bullets say to hold it?
The bullets say 1–5 cm. Modes are body, and room or object, including milk, water, and food. The listed response time is 1,000 ms. The lower rating is 34 °C and the upper rating is 109 °F.
How many readings does it store, and can it be silent?
The listing says 50 sets. Silent mode is in the title and bullets. The backlight is green, yellow, or red. Auto-off is listed at 18 seconds. Two AAA batteries are stated as included.
What do UK reviews say about the battery door?
Reviews describe a door that will not close or will not release the cells, and cells fitted the wrong way. One review says the unit did not work at all, so the reading could not be checked.
The Berrcom stick is a 13.2 cm thermometer for mouth, armpit, or rectum, listed at about £5.99 with 4.4 from 31,605 amazon.co.uk ratings. The attribute table gives a 30-second response, while one UK review in this dump says a unit took about 3 minutes and never beeped. Across the 24 reviews read here, a low or dead cell on arrival comes up again and again, and there is no pull-tab, so one reviewer asked whether the unit had already been used. The bullets say it recalls the last reading, beeps, shuts off, and switches between °C and °F, with a waterproof tip and a storage case. The cell count is not on the attribute table. Short reviews still call it handy for an infant once a working cell is fitted. A silent beeper, a screen that flashes LO, and a unit that switches itself off during use are why some went back. It is the cheapest stick in the set and does not take the value badge, because that review extract is dominated by flat cells.
Pros
Cons
Best for: A spare stick for mouth, armpit, or rectum when you will fit a fresh cell before you need a reading.
Less suitable: A night check if the cell may already be flat, or anyone who needs the stated 30 seconds to hold every time.
Specifications
Common questions
How fast does the Berrcom listing say it reads?
The attribute table says 30 seconds. The bullets say it is fast and do not give a second figure. One UK review says a unit took about 3 minutes and did not beep.
Does it store a reading, and can you switch units?
The bullets say it recalls the last reading, beeps, shuts off automatically, and switches between °C and °F. They also name a waterproof tip and a storage case.
Are batteries included with the Berrcom thermometer?
The attribute table does not state a cell count or that a cell is included. UK reviews in this dump often say the cell arrived low or dead, and that there was no pull-tab.
The Braun ThermoScan 3, model IRT3030, is an in-ear thermometer at about £21.17, with 4.4 from 19,111 amazon.co.uk ratings, and this listing’s rank is 1 in Ear Thermometers. The attribute range is 34 °C to 40 °C, the listed speed is 1 second, and the beep pattern is one beep for normal, two for elevated, and four for high. The bullets include 21 hygiene caps and a lithium cell already installed. In the first 50 UK reviews, families like the one-button ear reading for a child, and one battery was still going after a year. Repeat readings in the same ear do not match: one written set is 36.1 °C, then 37.4 °C, then 36.7 °C. Another account is 34.6–35.2 °C at home and about 38.9 °C later at an out-of-hours GP. The display does not light, so a night reading needs a torch, the beeps for ready, error, and result sound similar, and the 21 hygiene caps run out with daily use. It reads the ear only. Ear readings mislead if the tip is misplaced, especially in babies.
Pros
Cons
Best for: An ear check for babies and small children when you will use a fresh cap and the same ear each time.
Less suitable: A dark room without a torch, or a forehead, fridge, or food reading.
Specifications
Common questions
How fast is the Braun ThermoScan 3, and what do the beeps mean?
The attribute table says 1 second. The listing says 1 beep for normal, 2 for elevated, and 4 for high. The stated range is 34 °C to 40 °C. The model is IRT3030EE.
Are hygiene caps included?
The bullets say 21 Braun hygiene caps, and that a battery is already installed. The included-components field says ear thermometer and does not name a storage case.
Do UK reviews say the display lights up?
Several reviews say the display does not illuminate, so a night reading needs a torch. The listing questions include use on newborns; the bullets say babies, small children, and the family. The contact line says CE marked medical devices 0297.
The ANMEATE FC-IR202 is a no-touch forehead thermometer at about £15.99, with 4.4 from 12,373 amazon.co.uk ratings. The listing gives 32 °C to 42.9 °C, about 1 second, 35 stored readings, a mute button, and a green, yellow, or red backlight. Two AAA cells and a manual are included. The bullets say a clean dry forehead, a wait of at least 10 minutes after cleaning, the probe held perpendicular, and a distance under 3 cm. In the first 50 UK reviews it is used on children who will not sit still, including a sleeping child, and one review also measured a drink. Repeat readings on the same forehead do not match, and reviewers report a fever-range result when an in-ear thermometer read as normal. One written example is 38.5 °C on a warm or sweaty forehead. Another unit warned of a low battery on new cells and then would not measure.
Pros
Cons
Best for: A quick no-touch check when you will mute the beep and keep the gun under 3 cm from a dry forehead.
Less suitable: A sweaty or freshly washed forehead, or a household that needs the number to match an in-ear thermometer.
Specifications
Common questions
How close does the ANMEATE listing say to hold it?
The bullets say less than 3 cm from the centre of the forehead, probe perpendicular, on a clean dry forehead, and at least 10 minutes after cleaning. The listed response time is 1 second.
What range, memory, and alarm does the listing state?
32 °C to 42.9 °C, with 35 stored sets. The display uses green, yellow, and red, plus an alarm when the listing calls the temperature abnormal, and a one-touch mute. °C and °F are both listed.
What do UK reviews say about repeat readings?
Reviews in the first 50 say repeat readings on the same forehead do not match, and that results can differ from an in-ear thermometer. One written example is 38.5 °C on a warm or sweaty forehead.
The OxiPro TH1 is an ear and forehead thermometer at about £19.99, with 4.4 from 3,343 amazon.co.uk ratings, and this listing’s rank is 1 in Baby Thermometers. It has four modes: in-ear, child forehead, adult forehead, and surface, a 1-second claim, and a green, orange, or red backlight. The bullet accuracy claim is ±0.15 °C and names a TÜV Süd report number; that figure is the seller’s line, not a measurement from these reviews. Two AAA cells, a manual, and a pouch are included, and the bullets name a UK company and a 2-year guarantee. The title says Which? and Health & Pharma Award Winner 2026; those award lines are seller text on the listing. In the first 50 UK reviews, people praise the clear display and the two body sites, but several say they had not used it yet. Ear mode needs the cap off, which was not obvious, and one reviewer could not switch from ear to forehead on the first try. No dead unit appears in those 50 reviews.
Pros
Cons
Best for: A household that wants ear and forehead on one unit and will read which cap position each mode needs.
Less suitable: A buyer treating the Which? line on the title as an independent test of this ASIN, or a first reading before the modes are clear.
Specifications
Common questions
Which modes does the OxiPro TH1 list?
In-ear, child forehead, adult forehead, and surface, such as a baby bottle or bath. The bullets say newborns to adults. One review says ear mode needs the cap taken off. The listed response time is 1 second.
What accuracy figure is printed on the listing?
A bullet says ±0.15 °C, with a 0.1 °C display, and names a TÜV Süd document number. The upper temperature rating is 50.15 °C. A lower limit is not in the attribute table. That figure is the seller’s line.
What award line is on the Amazon title?
The title says Which? and Health & Pharma Award Winner 2026. The bullets name Medical Device Brand of the Year UK 2024 and 2025 in the Global Health and Pharma Awards. Those lines are seller text on the listing.
The Kevanry probe is a talking food thermometer at about £9.99, with 4.4 from 22 amazon.co.uk ratings. The bullets give −50 °C to 300 °C, ±0.8 °C, and a result in 2–4 seconds; the attribute table says 3 seconds. All 22 UK reviews in the dump were read. Opening the fold-out probe switches it on, and the voice reads the temperature, which reviewers with partial sight use when the screen is hard to see. The voice is described as loud and American, and the unit returns to Fahrenheit every time it powers on. Buttons feel the same, with no Braille and no separate sound when the probe opens or closes, so one reviewer says it fails as an aid for blind users even though it works as a kitchen probe. It is chunkier than a flat-cell probe, there is no fridge magnet, and one supplied cell was deformed on unpacking. It is a food probe, not a body thermometer. Twenty-two ratings is a thin file.
Pros
Cons
Best for: A cook who wants the temperature spoken while grilling or checking a liquid.
Less suitable: A blind user who needs distinct buttons, or anyone taking a body or fridge-air temperature.
Specifications
Common questions
Is the Kevanry a body thermometer?
The title is a talking food probe for cooking and grilling. The bullets also mention baby fluids. A listing question asks about room temperature; the bullets do not state a room mode.
What range and accuracy does the listing state?
The bullets say −50 °C to 300 °C and ±0.8 °C. The attribute response time is 3 seconds; the bullets say 2–4 seconds. The upper temperature rating is 300 °C.
Does it speak the temperature?
The special features list a talking audio readout and a backlight. Reviews describe a loud American voice, and say it returns to Fahrenheit each time it is switched on. The attribute table says 2 AAA batteries are required and does not say they are included.
The INRIGOROUS pack is two stainless fridge and freezer dials at about £6.99, with 4.3 from 2,592 amazon.co.uk ratings. The bullets give −30 °C to 30 °C, a hanging hook, and a retractable stand, and they say the battery does not need replacing, while the attribute table says battery powered. In the first 50 UK reviews, people use them where the appliance has no reliable built-in dial, and one 12-month note says the dial showed the fridge had become too warm after a week away. The two dials in one pack do not always agree: one review says they sat about 3 degrees apart. Colour zones named in reviews have no instruction sheet, and a fridge that is cold enough can still sit in a red zone that suits a freezer. A needle came loose after about two months in a freezer in one review, and frost on a glass shelf hides the face. A home fridge target is 0–5 °C and a freezer about −18 °C. These dials are a glance at air, not a stored overnight minimum.
Pros
Cons
Best for: A glance at fridge or freezer air when the appliance dial is missing or you do not trust it.
Less suitable: A food-safety sign-off, a stored overnight minimum, or a reading through frost on a glass shelf.
Specifications
Common questions
What range do the INRIGOROUS fridge dials state?
The bullets say −30 °C to 30 °C (−20 to 80 °F). The upper temperature rating on the attribute table is 86 °F. The display type is analogue.
Do these fridge thermometers need batteries?
The power-source attribute says battery powered. The bullets say the batteries need not be replaced. One review says the battery is not accessible.
What is in the pack, and what do reviews say the two dials do?
Two thermometers, with a hook and a stand in the bullets. The price in this set is about £6.99. Reviews say the two dials in one pack can disagree, including one written example of about 3 degrees apart.
The IndoTeam gun is a no-touch forehead thermometer at about £7.99, with 4.2 from 443 amazon.co.uk ratings. The listing says a 1-second reading, an upper rating of 42 °C, and body, room, and surface modes, with a colour fever alarm on a backlit LCD. Memory recall is named, but not how many readings it stores. The attribute table does not state a cell count, and several of the first 50 UK reviews say no batteries were in the box. Once a cell is fitted, reviewers call it quick, though the battery door is fiddly and one owner taped the body after the bottom half fell off. Individual reviews report 32 °C, 35 °C, or 40 °C when the person did not feel that way, including a child who felt hot and showed as normal. One box had no instructions, so the side buttons were not obvious. The review file is much smaller than the femometer DET-306’s.
Pros
Cons
Best for: A spare no-touch gun if you already have cells and will compare the number with a stick.
Less suitable: The only thermometer in the house, or a reading you will act on without a second check.
Specifications
Common questions
Which modes does the IndoTeam forehead thermometer list?
Body, room, and surface, including bottles, bath water, and household surfaces. The attribute response time is 1 second. The upper temperature rating is 42 °C.
Are batteries in the IndoTeam box?
The attribute table does not give a cell count. Reviews in this dump say batteries were not in the box, and one review says there were no instructions. The included-components field names an instruction manual.
Does it store readings?
The bullets say memory recall. They do not state how many readings are stored. A colour-coded fever alarm on a backlit LCD is also in the bullets.
The PaYuanRaoTi listing is four 8 cm wall thermometers at about £6.59, averaging 3.5 from eight amazon.co.uk ratings. The bullets say a battery-free bimetal coil with Celsius and Fahrenheit, for a kitchen, greenhouse, shed, or garage. Seven UK reviews were in the dump. More than one says a unit arrived broken, packed in a paper bag without bubble wrap. Readings are described as staying near 20–23 °C in a greenhouse, a fridge, and a freezer, including when a forecast was 16–17 °C, and there is no way to adjust the pointer. One review describes a red-liquid tube that is hard to read unless the angle is exact, while the listing says a dial and a bimetal coil. One reviewer still praises a large dial that can be read from a distance. Eight ratings is a thin file for a temperature you might act on. It does not store an overnight minimum.
Pros
Cons
Best for: A spare dial for a shed or a room when you can check it against a thermometer you already trust.
Less suitable: An overnight greenhouse minimum, or a fridge temperature you will use to decide whether food is safe.
Specifications
Common questions
Does the PaYuanRaoTi wall thermometer need a battery?
The title and bullets say no battery is needed. The power-source field on the listing is empty. The bullets also say a bimetal coil with Celsius and Fahrenheit.
Where do the bullets say you can put them?
Kitchen, living room, garage, garden, greenhouse, patio, conservatory, shed, and office. The indoor/outdoor attribute says indoor and outdoor. The price in this set is about £6.59 for four.
What do the UK reviews say about the reading?
Eight ratings average 3.5. Reviews say units arrived broken, and that a reading stayed near 20–23 °C in a greenhouse, a fridge, and a freezer. One review describes a red-liquid tube; the listing says a dial and a bimetal coil.
We compared 12 thermometers on amazon.co.uk and scored each listing as its UK star rating times 20. Prices, stars, and review counts are the UK lines from 15 October 2026. There was no lab test. Flat cells, battery doors, and seller-only accuracy lines stay in the written assessment. They are not a second cut on the number. Public sources cover NHS and NICE temperature methods, medical-device checks, chilling, cooking, and greenhouse placement. The five weights below sum to 100.
Job
25%Fever, fridge or freezer air, a greenhouse overnight minimum, and the centre of cooked food are different jobs. One gadget in this set does not do all four.
Site and age
25%Under five, the NHS method is a digital stick in the armpit. Ear placement, forehead strips, and no-touch guns have limits in the NHS and NICE sources used here.
Display and battery
20%A backlight matters in the dark. Several reviews in this set say the cell arrived flat or the battery door would not shut.
Stated range
15%A clinical stick that shows Hi around 42 °C cannot probe meat. A probe to 300 °C is not a baby thermometer. A fridge dial that stores no minimum cannot show the coldest greenhouse hour.
What the listing actually states
15%A body thermometer needs a real manufacturer line and a CE or UKCA mark you can check. An Amazon cell that only says CE is not that check. A seller accuracy bullet is not a lab result.
A thermometer only earns its place if the job, the site, and the stated range match what you are about to measure. Trade-offs for stick, ear, forehead, probe, and dial are set out in the [thermometer buying guide](/hub/climate-measuring/thermometer/sub/thermometer-buying-guide).
A thermometer only earns its place if it matches one job. Fever, fridge or freezer air, an overnight greenhouse minimum, and the centre of cooked food are four different measurements. One gadget in this set does not do all four. Site and age come next. For a child under five, the NHS says to use a digital thermometer in the armpit, arm held in, for the time in the leaflet. Ear readings mislead if the tip is misplaced, especially in babies. Forehead chemical strips are not accurate.
The NHS method for a child under five is a digital thermometer in the armpit. NICE NG143 does not list a no-touch gun for professionals assessing that age. A colour on the screen is the brand’s scale, not a diagnosis.
Infrared and a fridge dial do not show the centre of meat. The Food Standards Agency pairs include 70 °C for 2 minutes. A home fridge target is 0–5 °C and a freezer about −18 °C. The two INRIGOROUS dials can disagree.
The PaYuanRaoTi pack has eight ratings, and reviews describe readings stuck near 20–23 °C. It does not store a minimum. A greenhouse overnight low needs a maximum-minimum thermometer among the plants, which is the Royal Horticultural Society placement.
Start with the measurement, then the person. A fever at home is not a fridge check, and a fridge check is not the centre of a roast. For a child under five, use a digital thermometer in the armpit for the time in the leaflet. The femometer DMT-2032 and the Braun Age Precision PRT2000 are the sticks in this set that name underarm use. Ear thermometers, including the Braun ThermoScan 3, mislead if the tip is misplaced. The NHS adult page says not to use an infrared thermometer.
Match the range to the job before you match the price. The DMT-2032 shows Hi above 42 °C. The Kevanry probe states −50 °C to 300 °C, so it can follow a core temperature such as 70 °C for 2 minutes, and it is not a baby thermometer. The INRIGOROUS dials state −30 °C to 30 °C, which covers a home fridge at 0–5 °C and a freezer at about −18 °C, and they do not store a minimum. The Royal Horticultural Society places a maximum-minimum thermometer among the plants.
Three typical situations, each with a recommendation from this comparison.
You need a repeatable armpit method, not a forehead gun as the only check. The NHS says a digital thermometer in the armpit, arm held in, for the time in the leaflet. The femometer DMT-2032 is a stick for mouth, rectum, or underarm, with a cell stated as included. The NHS does not name this model.
You want a fast reading and a screen you can see. The femometer DET-306 lists about 1 second and a green, yellow, or red backlight. The NHS adult fever page says not to use an infrared thermometer, because some do not meet UK regulations, so keep a stick if you need a second reading.
You want a glance at fridge or freezer air when the appliance dial is missing. The INRIGOROUS pair states −30 °C to 30 °C. At home, aim for a fridge at 0–5 °C and a freezer at about −18 °C. The two dials in one pack can disagree, and they do not store an overnight minimum.
Across these twelve amazon.co.uk listings, the top pick is the femometer DET-306: about £14.99, 4.5 from 20,571 ratings, the largest review file among the four listings at the top score. It is a no-touch forehead thermometer with object and room modes, about 1 second, up to 10 stored readings, and two AAA cells included. A forehead scan is a different site from an armpit or an ear. The best value is the femometer DMT-2032 stick at about £6.99, also 4.5 from 6,481 ratings, with a C cell stated as included. The listing disagrees with itself on 10 seconds versus 60 seconds. Berrcom is about £5.99 and scores 88, and the review extract is dominated by cells that arrived flat, so it does not take the value badge.
femometer DET-306 no-touch forehead thermometer
Highest score, then the largest review count: 4.5 from 20,571 ratings at about £14.99.
femometer DMT-2032 digital stick thermometer
Lowest shelf price among listings at that top score, about £6.99, with a cell stated as included.
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