Smart Basal Thermometer

shecare smart basal thermometer is automatically synchronized with the shecare App via Bluetooth after temperature measurement.

With a high accuracy of 0.01 degree, the best basal temp thermometer can precisely track women's basal body temperature.

The App adopts our advanced "CARE+" algorithm to accurately predict the calculation of ovulation period, which provides a hormone-free way of birth-control. We also provide ovulation fertility kit for females.

Couples who are planning to have babies can also use this best basal body thermometer for ovulation.

Features of shecare Smart Basal Thermometer

Bluetooth Installed, compatible with IOS/Android BLE SDK

Wireless Data Synchronization.

As an OEM, our Bluetooth technology has successfully assisted our customers to obtain BQB, DIMDI certification in the EU and North America.

With CE & FDA &CFDA Certification

shecare is the only manufacturer with all the above certifications in China.

Clinically High Measurement Accuracy and Multiple Applicability with AI Algorithm

±0.09℉ / ±0.05℃, and convertible between Fahrenheit and Celsius.

Oral & Axillary: high quality & elegant design, soft & flexible silicone probe.

Functions of shecare Smart Basal Thermometer

Clinically High Measurement Accuracy

The clinical accuracy is ±0.05℃/±0.09℉，the calibration temperature is 0.01℃/℉，the measurement will be done in 1 min.

Intelligent

The shecare App uses the advanced "CARE+" algorithm to accurately predict the ovulation period, integrates 'multi-dimensional hormone time-series analysis', 'intelligent test paper deep learning' and 'natural language understanding technology'.

Based on the natural cycle data of millions of our users, the menstrual period, basal body temperature, and LH test paper are combined, the combined analysis of cervical mucus data can more accurately lock the golden ovulation day and increase the probability of conception. You can track and view the menstrual cycle and ovulation forecast at any time.

Multiple Applicability

Large LCD screen: large screen display with backlight. The results can be read in the dark clearly. It is easy to read after the temperature measurement is completed.

200 sets of data storage: the smart basal thermometer can store 200 sets of body temperature measurement data. There is no need to worry about forgetting to update the records--it can upload the accumulated data to the shecare App via Bluetooth.

Multi-purpose bbt thermometer bluetooth: It can be used for home medical temperature measurement, pregnancy preparation, contraception, menstrual management, etc.

How do you use thermometer to check basal body temperature

The best way to measure basal body temperature is simple, but it does require some effort.

1. Before getting up every morning, you can use a special thermometer designed for basal body temperature, or a digital oral thermometer. You can take oral, al or rectal readings.

2. If possible, take your body temperature at the same time every day. This may mean that you must set an alarm. You should try to stay within 30 minutes of the average time. Before the measurement, you should have at least five hours of sleep.

3. Draw the number of the thermometer on the chart. You can use a fertility tracking app or track it yourself on graph paper. Look for a temperature change of approximately 0.4 degrees recorded in 48 hours. When this change lasts for three days or more, it may be a sign of ovulation.

4. Plan your most fertile days. About two days before you expect your basal body temperature to rise, you will be in your optimal pregnancy period. Remember, sperm can survive in your body for up to five days.

5. If you want to avoid pregnancy, please be careful. If you are tracking your basal body temperature to avoid pregnancy, start on the first day of menstruation.

How do you Use a Basal Thermometer

Most basal thermometers are taken orally, just like ordinary thermometers. But you can buy instructions with recommended al or rectal temperature measurements (obviously, you will choose a method and stick to it!).

You should take your temperature at the same time before and after getting up in the morning every day.

Record your readings on a paper chart every day (it is usually provided with the thermometer, or you can download one and print it out) or use the app digitally every day (choose the app you like or are related to the thermometer brand).

Check for Mode-your BBT will rise by about 0.3C within a few hours after you ovulate, and it will continue to rise for two or three days. You are most likely to conceive about two days before your body temperature rises.