Vicks OviTrack Basal Thermometer

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Vicks OviTrack Basal Thermometer

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Binding: Health and Beauty
Brand: Vicks
EAN: 0328785509557
Label: Vicks
Manufacturer: Vicks
Model: V955
Number Of Items: 1
Publisher: Vicks
Studio: Vicks



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Features:
  • Basal thermometer; helps track when ovulation occurs
  • Increases the odds of becoming pregnant
  • Soft probe; may be used orally or rectally
  • Includes tracking charts, storage case, probe covers
  • Waterproof for easy cleaning





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Customer Reviews
Average Rating:  out of 5 stars

Rating: 1 out of 5 stars - Frustrated
I have used a BD Basal Thermometer, but lost it. So I got the Vicks one to replace it. I am frustrated that it doesn't save the last temperature - so I have to read it in that bleary eyed half sleep each morning with a flash light. I am tempted to buy a new BD thermometer, cause this one is a pain (Toni W. of Taking Charge of your Fertilty fame recommends the BD Thermometer, so I recommend you take her advice).



Rating: 2 out of 5 stars - Needs to be backlit.
This thermometer has some good points - it is soft, and contrary to the other reviews, it does have a memory for the last temperature taken (to see the previous temperature, press the on button continuously for a few seconds).

However, I am extremely frustrated with the thermometer because I can never tell, in the dark, if it is on or not, and if it is working or not. I often press the on button when I wake up, put it under my tongue, and wait. And wait. And wait... not realizing that the stupid thing turned both on and then off when I pressed the button. So I try again. Sometimes I have to try three or four times, and lean over to turn the light on, to get a reading.

Doesn't this defeat the purpose of taking your temperature right when you wake up, without any activity? In any event, it's frustrating.

If I am not pregnant this cycle, I am buying a different thermometer.

UPDATE: I was not pregnant that cycle, and I did buy another thermometer (BD brand) and I am back to using the Vicks. As frustrating as it is, it is more consistent than the BD and reads to a hundreth of a degree (BD only goes to a tenth).



Rating: 2 out of 5 stars - This thermometer is lacking important features
I like this thermometer for its shape and because the tip is flexible, thus making it the most comfortable to use.

This thermometer seems to be very accurate, although I have to round the numbers to 0.1 degrees Fahrenheit, in order to record them in any chart I encountered. It might be TOO accurate if you are tired and numbers seem to blur in your head.

However, several features should have been thought through more thoroughly.

Firstly, it does NOT record the last temperature taken, and so you have to read it right away, and possibly remember it until you can get to your chart. I usually take my temperature around 5:30AM, when my toddler wakes up, and I record it sometime after breakfast.

The display is not lit, and for people like me, who take the temperature while it is still dark outside, this means switching on a lamp to read the temperature. Since I kept waking my husband, I now use a flashlight under the covers. Very primitive. And since it doesn't record the last temperature taken, one cannot simply turn it off and read the temperature when it is light.

Thirdly, the On/Off button is located at the end of the thermometer, which in itself is not a bad thing. But I seem to be unable to press it for the right amount of time. Instead of turning it *ON*, I turn it on and then off again without noticing (and keeping it in my mouth while "Off", waiting for the beep). Same is true when I try to turn it *OFF*. Quite often it will turn off and then on before I release the button, leading to a soft beep on my nightstand when it turns off by itself. Pressing the button not long enough leads to no action on behalf of the thermometer.

And, lastly, it does not give you a "Control Beep" while waiting, so I never know if have placed it correctly or if it is turned on (see abovementioned problems).

I will buy the BD Basal Digital Thermometer, after using the Vick's for exactly one cycle.



Rating: 3 out of 5 stars - Good, but could be better
I love the fact that this is a soft thermometer - it is so easy to keep it in place, especially when you could easily fall back to sleep!

I do wish that the following things could be either fixed or added:
1) The battery cap is right at the end of the thermometer that sticks out, so if it is tight in the holder, you get only the endcap and not the whole thermometer when you go to pull it out.

2) I wish that the display was lighted so that I could more easily see the results without having to turn on the light and wake up my sleeping husband.

3) I wish that it kept the last temperature taken recorded just in case.

Quality is good - Very accurate readings - Comfortable to use
Just could be better



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