Braun Lens Filter Refills For Thermoscan LF 40

• Enhanced Hygiene: Single-use filters minimize the risk of cross-contamination, especially important in multi-user environments.
• Accurate Readings: Prevent build-up of earwax or debris on the thermometer sensor, helping ensure each measurement is as accurate as possible.
• Time-Saving Convenience: No cleaning or disinfecting required between uses, streamlining the temperature-taking process for families and healthcare workers.
• Trusted Quality: Manufactured under Braun’s strict standards for safe, dependable use with Braun ThermoScan ear thermometers.
• Safe for All Ages: Suitable for both children and adults.

Individual results may vary. Not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Consult healthcare provider before use.

• Households with Braun ThermoScan ear thermometers needing hygienic, convenient temperature measurement for children and adults
• Healthcare professionals seeking to minimize infection transmission risk in clinical settings
• Travelers and families who require portable, no-mess, single-use solutions for health monitoring on the go

Important: Always use under supervision for infants and young children. Not a toy—keep out of reach of children when not in use. Consult a healthcare provider before use if unsure about suitability for your device or for individuals with ear conditions.

1. Wash hands prior to changing the lens filter.
2. With the thermometer switched off, firmly place a new Braun LF 40 lens filter onto the thermometer’s sensor tip. Ensure it clicks into place, covering the sensor window completely.
3. After use, remove and dispose of the lens filter immediately. Do not reuse filters as they are strictly single-use to maintain hygiene and avoid potential contamination.
4. Repeat these steps before every temperature reading, regardless of the user.

Always consult the instructions provided with your Braun ThermoScan thermometer for device-specific guidance. Consult a healthcare provider before use, especially when monitoring infants, young children, or individuals with medical conditions.