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Turn your mobile into a digital thermometer

Oblumi Tapp is a curious gadget that connects to the mobile phone through the headphone plug and turns it into a highly accurate and safe infrared smart thermometer. It allows to know the body temperature, taken both in the forehead and in the ears, in just an instant. But it is also capable of measuring the temperature of liquids , very practical if you have small children and want to know the temperature of the bottle or the water in the bathtub.

It is ideal for babies, children or dependent adults, but suitable for all ages . It is made of high quality plastic, for contact with the skin, and with a medical precision infrared sensor. Of course, it is CE and RoHS certified.

Oblumi Tapp works together with a free mobile application (iOS and Android) that offers you more features . The data obtained from the measurements is synchronized in the cloud and is accessible from the application, where multiple patient profiles can be managed at the same time. But in addition, it helps you calculate the appropriate dose of antipyretic to supply based on age and weight.

Access the record of all the data and the evolution of the patient's feverish state, but you can also share the information with your relatives or the doctor himself by means of a notification. You can also set reminders of the taking or measurement through alarms.

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