Kinsa Smart Ear Thermometer

Kinsa turned the first device you grab when illness strikes into a support system to help keep your family healthy. Designed with you in mind, Kinsa Smart Ear digital thermometer is FDA-cleared for safety & accuracy and pediatrician-recommended for all life stages – from baby to adult. It gives you fast, professionally accurate and reliable temperature reading in 1 second, at the push of a button, and is gentle enough to use on a sleeping or squirmy toddler! Smart Ear doesn’t stop with the temperature reading. This award-winning thermometer links to your smartphone via Bluetooth and it will let you know what to do next! Do you require rest and fluids, ibuprofen, or a trip to the emergency room? The free Kinsa app will give you guidance.

The Kinsa app uses your age, fever and symptoms to provide personalized guidance in your moment of need, allowing you to respond to illness right away. Kinsa helps you understand how to soothe symptoms, when to take meds or see a doctor. Also, it allows you to track temperatures, symptoms and medications for each family member. Easily remember when symptoms began, how high the fever got and be reminded when it’s time for more medication. Share the illness record with another caregiver or your doctor.

Your Kinsa Smart Ear Thermometer is designed for use with or without a smartphone. However, for the full experience including features such as symptom tracking and fever guidance, you will need to download the Kinsa app. Smart Ear is compatible with iPhones and Android phones. Download the free Kinsa app on iTunes or Google Play store. Temperature data integrates seamlessly with Apple’s Health app.

Product Highlights

• Award-winning thermometer designed for use with or without your smartphone
• Doctor-recommended and FDA-cleared for all life stages from baby to adult
• Professionally accurate and reliable temperature readings in 1 second
• Free Kinsa smartphone app uses your age, fever and symptoms to help you understand how to feel better faster, when to take meds and whether to call the doctor
• Keep a log of your family’s health – temperatures, symptoms, and medications – refer to this health history later or share with a doctor