ADC Adimals Pediatric Thermometers

Adimals is ADC's line of pediatric diagnostic instruments designed to make routine checkups feel less clinical and more child-friendly. Bright, animal-themed styling helps ease the anxiety young patients often feel around medical tools, while the underlying accuracy meets the standards pediatricians and parents depend on.

The collection is anchored by the ADC Adimals 426 Digital Thermometer, a flexible-tip probe thermometer built for the way children are actually taken. It supports oral, rectal, and axillary (underarm) readings, giving caregivers the flexibility to choose the most appropriate method for a baby, toddler, or older child. A 10-second response time keeps the measurement quick for squirmy patients, and the ±0.2°C / 0.3°F accuracy over a 32°C to 42.2°C (89.6°F to 108°F) range means you can trust the number when a fever needs monitoring.

Parents shopping this category usually want to know which method is best: for infants under three months, rectal readings are considered the most reliable; axillary is the gentlest option for a sleeping child, though slightly less precise; and oral works well once a child can hold the probe under the tongue. Because the 426 handles all three, one thermometer covers your child from newborn through the school years. The digital display, memory recall of the last reading, and audible fever alarm make it easy to use during a middle-of-the-night check.

For clinics and pediatric practices, the Adimals styling pairs naturally with other child-focused exam tools, and the durable, water-resistant construction stands up to repeated cleaning between patients.

Explore related categories to round out your monitoring supplies: Diagnostics & Patient Monitoring and Vitals Monitoring.