I am looking to buy a digital thermometer. I see mention of a thermometer with QC? 'QC' any ideas?

 

I also see Beurer digital thermometers (Lazmail Authorized store), are they good?

 

Beurer is an established medical supply company with a good reputation.

 

If you want to make sure that your digital thermometer shows you exact data, then probably it is a good idea that you buy one from a brand name company like Beurer - and a real Beurer and no fake.

 

On the other hand, you will likely pay 1/10 or less for other digital thermometers which might also be correct. It's very much up to you to decide which accuracy you really need. 

11 minutes ago, Chris.B said:

I see mention of a thermometer with QC? 'QC' any ideas?

That should probably show that there was some kind of Quality Control. But I wouldn't bet on the quality of such quality control.

 

A Beurer digital thermometer is based on infra-red sensing. It is intended for contact-less clinical measurement of body temperature.

 

Thermocouple type digital thermometers have other functions, such as measuring the internal temperature of cooked meat. Or radiator coolant temperature in a vehicle.

 

It depends on what the OP intends to use the thermometer for.

 

QC means quality control, implying the device has been checked for accuracy against a reference temperature.

Fascino has them, bigger stores like North Pattaya Road