Clinical thermometer HERDEGEN DieMaus 3D mouse design, digital oral/axillary/rectal

HERDEGEN DieMaus Clinical Thermometer combines a compact 3D mouse-shaped housing with digital temperature sensing for oral, axillary and rectal measurements. Designed for routine body temperature monitoring at home, in pediatric care and in general medical settings, this thermometer prioritizes straightforward operation and fast readings. The ergonomic shape and clear digital display make it suitable for caregivers and parents who need reliable, easy-to-read results during regular checks or when monitoring fever progression.

Advantages

The unique 3D mouse design offers an ergonomic grip and a form factor that is easy to hold and position for different measurement sites. Digital sensing provides rapid temperature detection with simple one-button operation and a clear numeric display for immediate interpretation. The device supports multiple measurement modes (oral, axillary, rectal), increasing its versatility for infant, child and adult use. Its compact size and protective shape make storage and transport convenient.

Suitable for

• Home temperature monitoring for infants, children and adults
• Pediatric care and monitoring of febrile conditions
• General clinical checks and routine follow-up of body temperature

Key specifications

• Measurement modes: oral, axillary, rectal
• Display: digital numeric readout for quick interpretation
• Design: compact 3D mouse-shaped ergonomic housing
• Operation: single-button activation for straightforward use
• Application: suitable for neonatal, pediatric and adult body temperature checks

How to use

Switch on the thermometer with the single control button and wait for the display to indicate readiness. For oral measurement, place the probe under the tongue and keep lips closed until the reading appears; for axillary measurement, position the probe in the armpit with the arm held close to the body; for rectal measurement, insert the probe gently and only to the recommended depth for clinical thermometers. Remove the device after the audible or visual signal and read the temperature on the digital display. Clean the probe according to the manufacturer’s care guidance between uses.

Usage recommendations

Use the oral, axillary or rectal modes as appropriate for the patient’s age and condition; follow standard hygiene procedures when switching between users and consult local clinical guidelines for measuring depth and technique in infants. Store the thermometer in a dry place and replace batteries as needed to ensure accurate readings.