Thermometer Covers Disposable, 100-Pack Digital Thermometer Probe Covers for Oral, Rectal Thermometers, Refill Thermometer Sleeves
Brand: MATICAN
Color: White
Categories: Health & Household, Medical Supplies & Equipment, Health Monitors, Thermometers, Oral

Universal Thermometer Probe Covers Stay hygienic between uses and cut down on thermometer sterilization time with MATICAN’s Disposable Thermometer Probe Covers for your thermometer. Available in a pack of 100 and 200 A Medicine Cabinet Essential Probe covers act as a protective barrier between patient and device to help prevent unsanitary handling between multiple patients. It a must-have item for the family medicine cabinet, group homes, schools, and more. Key Features • Compatible with most comparably sized digital and glass thermometers. • Non-lubricated sheath is ideal for oral or auxiliary use; suitable for rectal use with lubrication. • For use with most comparably sized digital and glass thermometers. Instructions: 1. Hold probe cover and insert the thermometer into the opening between the two paper tabs. 2. Hold thermometer and back of sheath firmly. 3. Peel down the front paper protective cover. Peel away the paper backing and your thermometer is protected and ready for use.

BULK PROBE COVERS FOR DIGITAL THERMOMETERS: Includes 100 sanitary thermometer probe covers for safe and accurate temperature reading.
STAY HYGIENIC: Offers a protective barrier between patient and device to stay hygienic between uses and cut down on thermometer sterilization time.
EASY TO USE: Hold probe cover and insert thermometer into the opening between the two paper tabs. Hold thermometer and back of sheath firmly. Peel down the front paper protective cover. Peel away the paper backing and your thermometer is protected and ready for use.
UNIVERSAL FITTING: For use with most comparably sized digital and glass thermometers.
DISPOSABLE MATERIALS: Made of PE, EVA film and paper. Simply dispose after use.

Brand: MATICAN
Color: White
Age Range (Description): Adult
Unit Count: 100.0 Count