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Caution
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Do not drop the thermometers or expose them to shocks.
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Do not bend or disassemble the measurement unit of the
soother thermometer or the tip of the flexible-tip thermometer
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Do not use the thermometer if the display shows the battery symbol. This
means that the battery is low and the measurements will be inaccurate.
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Only use these thermometers to measure human body temperatures.
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When not in use, store the soother, the soother thermometer and the
flexible-tip thermometer in the storage box supplied.
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Do not use this Philips AVENT soother thermometer in combination with
parts of the old Philips soother thermometer (SCH530).
Electromagnetic fields (EMF)
These Philips AVENT thermometers comply with all standards regarding
electromagnetic fields (EMF). If handled properly and according to the instructions
in this user manual, the thermometers are safe to use based on scientific evidence
available today.
Before first use
Clean the soother, soother thermometer and the flexible-tip thermometer before
first use. See chapter 'Cleaning'.
Using the appliance
Ways to use the thermometers
The most convenient way to measure your baby's temperature is to use the
soother thermometer according to this user manual. This method gives a reliable
indication. If you need additional reassurance (for example if the first measured
temperature is above 38°C), you can then use the digital flexible-tip thermometer
to take an axial (underarm) or a rectal (anal) measurement.
Note: Oral measurements are usually 0.5 to 1°C lower than the actual body
temperature.
Childrens' temperature
The temperature of a child is normally between 36.5 and 37.5°C. However, you
have to keep in mind that a child's temperature varies depending on age, activity,
time of day, etc. Also remember that some illnesses do not have high temperature
as a symptom.Temperature measurement should not be a substitute for consulting
your physician.When reporting your child's temperature to a professional, state the
measurement method.

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