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-KULUTTAJA: Ear thermometers fail accuracy test.

M2 PRESSWIRE-4 November 1998-KULUTTAJA: Ear thermometers fail accuracy test (C)1994-98 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD RDATE:041198 A recent test indicated that ear thermometers, which have become popular especially in families with small children, are fast but remain less accurate than oral thermometers. Kuluttaja magazine tested eight thermometers for reliability and convenience. The results showed that traditional oral thermometers (mercury, digital or liquid metal) costing less than FIM 20 measure body temperature more reliably than ear thermometers costing around FIM 300. Significant deviations were found in the latter. Ear thermometers are easy to use in theory, but measuring a ...

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