Forehead Thermometer Stickers

Forehead Thermometer Stickers provide a simple and convenient way to check forehead temperature. Place the thermometer against a clean, dry forehead just above the eyebrows and wait approximately 15 seconds until the colors stop changing.

The color-changing display indicates the temperature, with green showing the corresponding reading. If green does not appear, the temperature is approximately midway between the values indicated by the red and blue colors.

Forehead temperature normally differs from oral temperature. For a more exact measurement, use a digital or glass thermometer.

The pack contains 6 colorful cartoon thermometer stickers.

• 6 cartoon thermometer stickers
• Temperature range: 35–40°C
• Fahrenheit range: 95–104°F
• Approx. 15-second indication
• Color-changing temperature display
• Stick-on forehead design
• PET material
• Compact and portable

• For convenient, approximate monitoring of forehead temperature in children and adults.

1. Make sure the forehead is clean and dry.
2. Apply the thermometer sticker to the forehead just above the eyebrows.
3. Leave it in place for approximately 15 seconds.
4. Read the temperature while the sticker remains on the forehead.
5. Green indicates the displayed temperature.
6. If green does not appear, estimate the temperature between the indicated blue and tan/brown values.
7. Use a digital or clinical thermometer when a more precise reading is required.

• 6 × Forehead Thermometer Stickers

• Provides an approximate forehead temperature indication.
• Do not rely on the sticker when an accurate clinical measurement is required.
• Apply only to clean, dry skin.
• Do not use immediately after bathing or exposure to extreme heat or cold.
• Wait approximately 30 minutes after eating, drinking, or exercising before taking a temperature.
• Stop use if skin irritation occurs.
• Use a digital or clinical thermometer to confirm concerning or unclear readings.

• Store in its protective packaging away from direct sunlight, moisture, extreme temperatures, and physical damage.
• For best results, use indoors at approximately 20–30°C.