What is CC Digital Thermometr (TD-2233)?
The CC Digital Thermometer TD-2233 is a mercury-free clinical thermometer for home and clinic use. It measures body temperature in roughly 60 seconds and shows the result on a clear LCD to one decimal place, so small changes in a fever are easy to follow over a day.
The flexible, water-resistant tip can be used orally, under the arm (axillary) or rectally, which makes one thermometer workable for the whole family. A beep signals when the reading is complete, an audible fever alarm sounds above 37.8 °C, and the last reading is stored so you can compare it with the next one.
Because it contains no mercury and no glass, there is no breakage or toxicity risk — the main reason health authorities recommend replacing older mercury thermometers. Wipe the probe with an alcohol swab before and after each use, and never share it between people during an infectious illness without disinfecting it.
Specifications
| Measurement type | Digital clinical thermometer |
|---|---|
| Measurement sites | Oral, axillary (underarm), rectal |
| Measuring range | 32.0–42.9 °C |
| Accuracy | ±0.1 °C |
| Measuring time | Approx. 60 seconds |
| Display | LCD, 0.1 °C resolution |
| Fever alarm | Yes, above 37.8 °C |
| Memory | Last reading recall |
| Mercury content | None — mercury-free |
| Power | Replaceable button cell |
| Shipping weight | 800 g |
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a prescription?+
No, it's a non-prescription medical device.
Is it accurate?+
Yes, it provides accurate temperature readings.
How long does the CC TD-2233 take to read a temperature?+
About 60 seconds. The thermometer beeps when the reading has stabilised, and the result stays on the LCD until you switch it off or take another reading.
Can this thermometer be used for babies?+
Yes. It is mercury-free with a flexible tip, so there is no glass or mercury risk. For infants under three months, rectal measurement is the most accurate method — ask your paediatrician which site to use.
What temperature counts as a fever?+
In adults, an oral reading of 38 °C or above is generally considered a fever. Underarm readings run about 0.5 °C lower and rectal readings about 0.5 °C higher than oral, so note which site you used when comparing readings.
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