Easy@Home Digital Basal Thermometer with Backlight
EBT-100B(BT-A23)-BLUE:1
$16.99
- Ovulation Cycle Tracking
- Clinical Precision Measurement
- Large Screen Display and Memory Recall
- Water-resistant Design with Flexible Tip and Convenient Alarms
About this Product
Backlit LCD Screen
Easy to read in dark environments
Waterproof Tip
Easy to clean
Flexible Tip
Easy to use
Stored Records
Recall up to 30 temperature records
Cross Check in the Premom App
Log your temperature in the free Premom Ovulation Tracker and identify your fertile window to increase the chance of conceiving naturally.
About the Premom App
Empower yourself with knowledge of your ovulation and menstrual cycles! The Easy@Home Ovulation Predictor Kit (OPK), in conjunction with the Premom App, assists you in gaining a deeper understanding of your cycles, ultimately aiding you in conceiving quickly and naturally.
Product FAQs
Turn on the thermometer by pressing the power button, put the sensor tip into the mouth and place it under the tongue, close the lips and wait. After around 90 seconds, the testing will complete with two beeping sound and backlight lit up.
When power is off, press power button and hold for 3 seconds to enter memory recall model. Short press the button to scroll page, press and hold to exit.
Within 2 seconds after the thermometer turned on, press the button again and hold for 3 seconds to switch the temperature unit between ℃ and ℉.
When the “Low battery” icon appears, you need to replace the battery with a new one. Take off the cap on top of the thermometer and replace the battery with a new one of the same model.
At least 3 months if taking one measurement a day. Store the Basal Thermometer in very hot or very cold ambient temperature will decrease the battery life.
Yes, we recommend to start tracking your basal temperature from the first day of your cycle for more comprehensive data.
The temperature difference before and after BBT spike (around one day after ovulation) is normally 0.54 ℉ to 0.9 ℉, so the BBT to be measured must be in high accuracy. Experiment statistics suggest that 75-second is the minimum time for oral method. The ambient temperature and your body temperature balance status also impact the measurement completing time, and the real time it needs is usually one minute and a half. To ensure accurate reading, please be a little more patient.
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Casey Cunningham –
Love the item, beeps are quiet so I don’t wake my husband and it’s simple to use and easy to read.
Anonymous –
This thermometer was exactly what I was looking for- simple, memory feature, and backlit screen. It’s so nice to be able to take my temp when I wake up without having to turn on the lamp to read the result. The large numbers make it easy to read also.
Nikki Lemmons –
The beat thing about this thermometer is how quiet it is! I can take my temperature with it before getting out of bed and not worry about my husband being woken up. I also like that it’s not an uncomfortable thermometer to use. Other thermometers are stiff, which makes using them feel like it takes forever. I pop this one under my tongue, look at my phone, and forget about it until it beeps. I haven’t had it very long (hence four stars and not five), but I’m interested to see the patterns that emerge from consistent use.
Mary Wong –
I like it so far, It’s accurate. Affordable for someone who is on a TTC on budget and taking their Basal Body temp. I recommend it
Shiran Lugashi –
No issues at all with this! There’s no real set up required, and taking your temperature takes only a minute or so. I love that it recalls the last temperature taken, as well.