The Suburban Coupon Mom posted their review of the Exergen TemporalScanner on their website. The blogger raves about the easy-to-use and accurate nature of the scanner, and regrets not purchasing it for her family sooner. For the complete review please visit www.suburbancouponmom.com. For the latest information on all Exergen products please visit www.Exergen.com

WATERTOWN, Mass., June 13, 2012 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — A recent study published in the Journal of Obstetric, Gynecologic and Neonatal Nursing* found that Exergen temporal artery thermometers (TAT) are more accurate and less invasive than axillary thermometers (AT) in the neonatal setting. The study was conducted in the mother/baby unit of an inner-city hospital, and

The Sweepstakes Hunter blog has featured Exergen’s “Queen for a Day” Mother’s Day Giveaway. Participants can instantly win an Exergen Temporal Scanner Thermometer. Plus, one lucky entrant will win their ‘Mom’ a $500 AMEX Gift Card and the chance to score a $25,000 Shopping Spree on Mother’s Day! For more information visit: http://sweepstakeshunter.blogspot.com/2012/04/exergen-queen-for-day-mothers-day.html

Visit www.exergenmothersday.com for your chance to participate in our “Queen for a Day” Mother’s Day Giveaway. One lucky entrant win will their ‘Mom’ a $500 AMEX Gift card PLUS the chance to Score a $25,000 shopping spree on Mother’s Day. Remember each time you play, you will recieve another entry into the Giveaway sweepstakes. The

The Coupon with Cents has posted their positive review of the Exergen TemporalScanner on her website. The blogger explains the non-invasive nature of the thermometer, as well as the accuracy that the reading from the temporal artery provides. She was thoroughly impressed, saying “I even did it on my girls when they were sleeping! So,

We are pleased to report that Mom’s Focus on Cyber World has posted the Exergen Virtual Temperature Challenge on their site. The blog site shares its positive review and all details and rules regarding Exergen’s sweepstakes.  The blogger shares,  “You get a peace of mind to check your kid’s temperature if he gets a bad flu this

Findings from a recent study published in the Journal of PeriAnesthesia Nursing support the use of the temporal artery (TA) thermometer as an acceptable alternative for noninvasive temperature monitoring in perioperative areas for adults undergoing elective surgery.  The study examined agreement between various temperature measurement methods during the perioperative period. Oral, axillary and temporal artery