Femometer Forehead Thermometer for Adults Kids, Non Contact Infrared Thermometer, Digital Baby Thermometers Body Temperature Thermometer (White)

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According to Dr. Bledsoe, technically any thermometer will do: “It doesn’t have to be a BBT-specific thermometer; just get one that goes to the tenth degree.” When you ovulate, your basal body temperature will go up by 0.5 degree Fahrenheit,” says Dr. Adams, “and will stay elevated during your cycle after ovulation.”

Femometer captures a woman’s accurate basal temperature right after she awakens from a deep sleep when body temperature is at its lowest.

Log 200+ symptoms from ovulation to lifestyle in your period calendar to learn more about your health. Turn the thermometer off. For digital thermometers with one button, the power button often doubles as the control for changing from °C to °F. To start, make sure the thermometer is off. [1] X Research source Scientific and structured fertility courses & daily health tips from professionals to help you manage your fertility To convert a reading in Celsius to Fahrenheit connect the thermometer to the APP, then you can switch between ℉ and ℃ on your Femometer APP. Femometer thermometer how to change to fahrenheit

A good footrest is as important to comfort as the chair you sit in, and Secretlab’s Professional Footrest is ideal for home or office use Turn on your phone Bluetooth, Femometer app, and remove the cap of the thermometer to sync the data to the app. However, through research, the company has found that it has also been shown to be equally helpful for women who want to control their body’s monthly cycles for a variety of health reasons. There are a few things to know, however, about buying a thermometer to detect your basal body temperature, a.k.a. your lowest, at-rest temperature. For one, you don’t technically need one labeled as a “basal body thermometer,” specifically, but you do need one accurate enough to detect the subtle shifts in temperature that point to changes in your fertility. "You need one that can measure at least one-tenth of a degree," says Maya Bledsoe, MD, of Austin Regional Clinic.

This digital thermometer is just about as easy to use as anything on the market today; you’ll get that all-important reading without distractions. Like many other tools, BBTs have gotten more sophisticated over the years, with many of them now linked to internet-based fertility apps that can capture and record your temperature readings for you. We spoke with OB-GYNs on how to use a BBT for the best results and evaluated them for accuracy, data storage, capabilities, your lifestyle, and more. It’s a simple but important difference, says Dr. Adams, coming down only to the basal body thermometer’s ability to detect subtle changes in your lowest at-rest temperature. A regular thermometer, unless it reads to the tenth of a degree, can’t accurately detect your basal body temp. Pretty much every thermometer sold as a BBT will capture this degree of accuracy.

Using a smart algorithm, the app predicts an ovulation date and tells you the probability of getting pregnant on a given day. If the setting button doesn’t work, open the battery compartment. Look for the groove on the side of the thermometer handle. Slide your thumb into the groove and push forward to pop open the compartment. Infrared thermometers often have their temperature unit controls here. [8] X Research source Press the arrow or ‘+’ and ‘-’ buttons to switch to °F. On some thermometers, pushing the settings button lets the user change multiple settings, not just °C and °F. In this case, press the button several times to open the temperature settings, then use the arrows or the ‘+’ and ‘-’ buttons to switch to °F. [5] X Research sourceThat said, many standard oral thermometers don’t go to the tenth degree, so you definitely can’t just use a regular thermometer and a BBT totally interchangeably without doing some investigating. If the thermometer you already have at home goes to the tenth degree, great—but if it doesn’t, you’ll have to look for one that does. Great for measuring kids' temperature non-invasively, and a stylish addition to the generally rather ugly world of digital thermometers, iHealth's PT-3 is a nice choice if you like your medicine cupboard looking all modern and fancy.Don't be fooled by the lower-case 'i' in the company's name, because this isn't a connected thermometer – really, it's a fairly standard infra-red forehead thermometer, one which can work from up to 4cm away.