Ultra Single-Use Thermometers - Individually Wrapped Disposable First Aid Supplies with High-Accuracy Readings, for Work, Home, and Travel, Fahrenheit, 24-Pack, by Medical Indicators Inc.

These are great for travel , suitcases, purses, emergency kits.

Worked well and is kinda reusable

So nice to not have to worry about thermometers battery being dead. I can use this anytime. It’s easy to use an easy to read. Definitely worth the money.

These are great to have on-hand when your digital thermometer battery dies. I have compared them to the reading I get from two different digital thermometers and all 3 give the same temperature. There are 2 downsides. They need to be left as far back as possible in the mouth and under the tongue for several minutes to get an accurate reading, and they are a bit difficult to read.

I was so excited to see this product. I always have a first aid kit kicking around and these are an excellent addition, especially for travel. I was happy to share this product with my travel buddies, they were excited too. And weight when you're trying to travel light. That goes for an airplane or backpacking

I like the idea of this disposable thermometer. Instructions were very clear and understandable. However, the dots are so tiny, I had to read the temperature with a magnifying glass - even while wearing my glasses. I would love it if this product gave a numerical display instead of having to read very tiny dots. Also, maybe if the dots were neon orange they would be easier to read alongside the tiny black dots on the surface of the thermometer. Awesome idea, but needs improvement in reading temperature.

Threw these in my carryon for a cross country trip. During flu season it’s nice to have the piece of mind that I’m just tired- not with fever

I added these handy little single-use thermometers to the first aid kits in my vehicles, and they were super easy to stow away. They take up next to no room in the first aid bag, and as the old saying goes, "It's better to have 'em and not need "em, than to need 'em and not have 'em." 'Ya just never know ...