Hi, it can be used on skin?
230149
Yes, but not for medical reasons since skin can be less temperature than internal body temperature. We used to check the temperature guns for function (on/off) by checking temperature on our wrists.Also the temperature reading is at a point slightly below the laser light dot depending on distance per the included instructions, NOT on the laser dot location. Follow all included precautions with laser light such as not shining light into eyes.
230150
I've found this usefull for measuring the temperature on just about anything, but if you try to get body temperature, the problem is it gives you the surface temp, not internal temp....it will read low, like 93 or 94 deg. Shoot your tonsils and it will be higher, but not trustworthy enough to replace the normal thermometer. I love this thermometer for everything else and my battery has lasted a year so far, another plus.
230151
Yes in taking readings around coworkers I have gotten readings off there skin. Not sure exactly what those surface temps mean.
230152
Sure, but it is dangerous around the eyes. How do you correlate to actual body temperature? It isn't practical if you are concerned with a person's health state, go for the most reliable and safest... under the tongue digital thermometer. Some have a very fast response time. More accurate as well. Unless you purchase a known to be accurate by guarantee IR unit, then you might not be getting what you really need. You would have to have an IR unit with the most sensitive range near 98.6 degrees F. Skin temp can vary quite a bit and still not reflect the internal temperature. I would not recommend it. Sure, but it is dangerous around the eyes. How do you correlate to actual body temperature? It isn't practical if you are concerned with a person's health state, go for the most reliable and safest... under the tongue digital thermometer. Some have a very fast response time. More accurate as well. Unless you purchase a known to be accurate by guarantee IR unit, then you might not be getting what you really need. You would have to have an IR unit with the most sensitive range near 98.6 degrees F. Skin temp can vary quite a bit and still not reflect the internal temperature. I would not... » Read More Sure, but it is dangerous around the eyes. How do you correlate to actual body temperature? It isn't practical if you are concerned with a person's health state, go for the most reliable and safest... under the tongue digital thermometer. Some have a very fast response time. More accurate as well. Unless you purchase a known to be accurate by guarantee IR unit, then you might not be getting what you really need. You would have to have an IR unit with the most sensitive range near 98.6 degrees F. Skin temp can vary quite a bit and still not reflect the internal temperature. I would not recommend it. « Show Less
230153
Lake Rat is correct. It can read the surface temp, but not internal temp; therefore, it won't be as accurate. You will need to get a normal thermometer.
230154
Yes, it may be used on any surface but I wouldn't use it for medical reasons. It's not as accurate as a thermometer used to check for a fever on babies. I wouldn't trust it for that use.
230155
yes, not so sure about the accuracy as compared with thermometers used in taking fever readings. Just be careful with the infrared light/dot, what i know is the light could be harmful to eyes.
230156
Yes, but the readings will be all over the place, as it reads temp at the surface not below. You have different amounts of blood flow and also evaporation to deal with.
230157
It is an infrared thermometer, reading can take on any object, the skin is no exception.
926781
Yes, you can use it on your face and body. I typically use it on my face, arms, and legs. I personally love it, my skin feels so soft and smooth afterwards.
429070
I think it CAN be used on the face if you wish, but it probably wouldn't be the most pleasant. The bristles are more hard and coarse than a facial brush. It is more for use on the body. I sometimes swipe my face a bit, but I would not recommend for facial use only.
1097177
yes, BUT dilute it with water. DO NOT put above 25% concentration anywhere on skin.
1014389
Hi! yes you can use it for all over your body because don't irritate your skin. I have very sensitive skin work so good for me!I hope this help, have a wonderful day!!!Mishell
102269
I haven't tried it for that use, however, it does have a pleasant smell, and you could use it all over the body. Plus the price isn't too bad :) Give it a try :)
1137852
I do not use it for that so I cannot help you. I use it for my face as a moisturizer
153404
Skin is skin. Unless you have extremely sensitive skin, I don't see why you couldn't benefit from it.
252207
Yes it can be used on face. I only used it for 3 months and then discontinued using it because it take too long to clear up spot.
1374677
I would think you can. I used it on my face and it's not too strong. You should do it in the shower so that you can wash it off after a few minutes.
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I would try it. I have used it on my face and it is wonderful. It is supposed to have healing properties. I know someone who did use it on a skin condition and it cured it.
836077
A product you use on your skin only, generally has different guidelines than a food. I wouldn't use it in any way that would interact with something you might ingest. I'm sure it's fine for the purpose for which it's intended
1222368
You sure can! It's great for all skin types and ages. I use it ony girl's bodies and hair/scalp!
1791971
I personally would not use it on the face due to the sensitive nature of my skin on my face. This product causes redness and a rash, not something I want to show on my face.
199576
I only use as a body lotion after bath. Not sure you can use it on the face.
2047855
Yep. You can use it head to toe. Some people only buy it for the face. The only other bar soap that is similar and recommended by dermatologists for seriously sensitive, dry skin is Vanicream bar soap. Also very good.
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It can. My daughter has used it on her arms and legs. I personally like using it for my arm pits and bikini area, but I have also used it for travel to touch up legs too. Hope that helps. :)