Thermometer Price in Bangladesh

A thermometer is the cheapest useful medical device a household can own, and the one most likely to be missing at two in the morning when somebody actually needs it. The choice comes down to three kinds: the digital stick you put under a tongue or an arm, the non-contact infrared gun you point at a forehead, and the old glass thermometer.

Which one suits you depends mostly on who you will be measuring. This category sits under Medical Devices.

Digital Thermometers

The stick thermometer with an LCD screen is the default household choice and the bulk of this shelf. It beeps when the reading settles, it runs for years on one small battery, and it can be used under the tongue, in the armpit or rectally for an infant.

Flexible tip or fixed tip

A flexible tip bends rather than resisting, which makes it noticeably more comfortable for a child and safer if they move suddenly. Fixed-tip models are sturdier and cost less. For a household with small children the flexible tip is worth the difference; for an adult measuring themselves it changes little.

Reading time and alarms

Most take somewhere between a few seconds and a minute to settle, and the beep is what tells you it is done. Some models add a fever alarm that changes tone or colour above a set point, which is useful for someone reading a result in a dark room at night.

Infrared and Non-Contact Thermometers

The gun-shaped ones read the infrared radiation coming off skin, usually at the forehead, and give a number in about a second without touching anyone. That is the whole appeal: you can check a sleeping child without waking them, and check several people without cleaning the device between each.

The trade-off is that they are more sensitive to how you use them. Distance, angle, sweat on the forehead, and a person who has just come in from outside all move the number. Some models here are dual-mode and will also read an ear or an object, which is how the same device ends up being used on a baby’s bottle.

Glass Clinical Thermometers

The glass thermometer is still on this shelf and still sells. It needs no battery, it does not drift, and it costs very little.

It is also slow and has to be read by eye against a fine scale. Being glass, it needs shaking down before use, storing where it cannot be knocked off a shelf, and keeping away from children handling it unsupervised.

If you buy one, handle a breakage carefully rather than sweeping it up, and check the pack for what the bulb contains.

	Digital	Infrared	Glass
Contact	Yes	No	Yes
Speed	Seconds to a minute	About a second	Slowest
Battery	Yes	Yes	None
Suits	Everyday household use	Sleeping children, several people	A spare that always works

Thermometer Price in Bangladesh

Three things move the price here.

Type

Glass thermometers sit at the bottom of the shelf, basic digital sticks just above them, and non-contact infrared units well above both — you are paying for the sensor and the optics, not for a better reading of a temperature.

Brand and warranty

Japanese, European and established medical-device names cost more than unbranded digital sticks, and what it buys is calibration you can rely on and somebody to return it to. At this end of the price range the difference in taka is small, which makes the branded option easier to justify than it is on bigger devices.

Features

Memory recall, fever alarms, backlit displays and dual-mode reading each add a little. Live prices for every model sit in the list above this text and they change, so the figure on the product page is the one to trust.

থার্মোমিটারের দাম কত?

থার্মোমিটারের দাম মূলত নির্ভর করে এর ধরনের উপর। কাচের সাধারণ ক্লিনিক্যাল থার্মোমিটার সবচেয়ে সাশ্রয়ী, ডিজিটাল থার্মোমিটার তার চেয়ে কিছুটা বেশি, আর ইনফ্রারেড বা নন-কন্টাক্ট থার্মোমিটারের দাম সবচেয়ে বেশি — কারণ এতে সেন্সর ও অপটিক্স ব্যবহৃত হয়।

এছাড়া ব্র্যান্ড, ওয়ারেন্টি এবং মেমোরি বা ফিভার অ্যালার্মের মতো ফিচার দামে পার্থক্য তৈরি করে। উপরের তালিকায় প্রতিটি মডেলের বর্তমান দাম দেখে নিতে পারেন, এবং ঢাকাসহ সারা দেশে হোম ডেলিভারি পাওয়া যায়।

ডিজিটাল না কাচের থার্মোমিটার, কোনটা নেবেন?

বাসায় নিয়মিত ব্যবহারের জন্য ডিজিটাল থার্মোমিটারই সবচেয়ে সুবিধাজনক — পড়তে সহজ, বিপ শব্দে জানিয়ে দেয় কখন রিডিং শেষ, আর ভাঙার ঝুঁকি নেই। ছোট শিশুর জন্য নরম বা ফ্লেক্সিবল টিপের মডেল বেছে নিন।

ঘুমন্ত শিশুর গায়ে হাত না দিয়ে তাপমাত্রা মাপতে চাইলে ইনফ্রারেড থার্মোমিটার উপযোগী। কাচের থার্মোমিটার এখনও নির্ভরযোগ্য ও সাশ্রয়ী, তবে এটি ধীরগতির, চোখে দেখে পড়তে হয় এবং সাবধানে রাখতে হয়।

Taking a Temperature Properly

Method matters more than brand. Use the same site every time — under the tongue, under the arm or at the forehead — because the three do not read the same and comparing across them invents a fever that is not there.

Wait fifteen minutes after a hot or cold drink before an oral reading, and keep the mouth closed around the probe. For an infrared reading, hold the device at the distance the instructions specify, aim at a dry forehead, and take a second reading if the first looks unlikely.

Clean the probe with an alcohol wipe between people. What matters clinically is the trend and how the person seems, not the last decimal place, and a reading that worries you is a reason to call a doctor.

Popular Thermometer Brands in Bangladesh

• Omron — the clinical digital name most people recognise
• Getwell — flexible-tip digital sticks
• Jumper — dual-mode infrared units
• Toshiba — glass clinical thermometers
• SMIC — glass clinical thermometers at the accessible end
• XIAOMI — consumer-electronics take on the non-contact format
• Smart Sensor — infrared thermometers
• Biron — digital thermometers

Popular Thermometer Listings

• Digital Thermometer LCD — by a wide margin the most searched listing here
• Getwell Flexible Digital Thermometer — the flexible tip, for children
• TOSHIBA Clinical Glass Thermometer — the traditional glass option
• TMC Digital Thermometer, Fixed-tip — the sturdier digital stick
• Infrared Digital Thermometer — non-contact, for a sleeping child
• Digital Thermometer Omron MC-246 — the branded clinical stick

Buy a Thermometer Online in Bangladesh

Order from this page and Arogga delivers across Dhaka and nationwide, with cash on delivery available. A thermometer is usually the first device in a home kit rather than the only one: Pulse Oximeters, Blood Pressure Monitors and Accessories, and Nebulizing Machine & Masks & Respirators tend to follow.

Frequently Asked Questions

Digital or infrared, which should I buy?

Digital for everyday household use: it costs less and is harder to use wrongly. Infrared if you are measuring a sleeping child, checking several people quickly, or would rather not put anything in anyone’s mouth.

Which is the most reliable place to measure?

Use the same site consistently and follow the instructions for that site. Oral, underarm and forehead readings genuinely differ from one another, so switching between them mid-illness is what produces confusing results.

Can I use one thermometer for the whole family?

Yes, with an alcohol wipe on the probe between people. A non-contact infrared unit avoids the question entirely, which is part of why households with several children buy one.

How do I take a baby’s temperature?

A flexible-tip digital thermometer under the arm, or a non-contact infrared reading at the forehead, are the practical home options. Ask your doctor which method they want you using, and tell them which one a reading came from.

Do glass thermometers still work?

They do, and they need no battery. They are slower, must be read by eye, and need careful storage because they can break. Check the pack for what the bulb contains and handle any breakage carefully rather than sweeping it up.

Why does my thermometer give different readings?

Usually the method rather than the device: a recent hot drink, an open mouth, a sweaty forehead, or a different measuring site. Repeat the reading the same way after a few minutes before concluding the thermometer is wrong.