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Fever Patches for Kids

Fever patches, also known as forehead strips or temperature sensing patches, are medical devices designed for non-invasive, continuous monitoring of body temperature. Specifically designed for pediatric use, these patches offer a convenient and comfortable method for tracking a child's fever.

Material:

Typically composed of a flexible backing material – often woven or non-woven fabric – coated with thermochromic liquid crystals. These crystals change color in response to temperature variations. The adhesive is generally hypoallergenic, allowing for secure yet gentle application to the skin. Some patches incorporate paracetamol or ibuprofen for a cooling effect, but these are less common and require specific labeling.

Purpose:

The primary purpose is to provide a quick and continuous indication of a child's body temperature without the discomfort or invasiveness of traditional thermometers (oral, rectal, or axillary). They are particularly useful for:

• Early fever detection: Monitoring for temperature increases, especially in sleeping children.
• Tracking fever progression: Observing how a fever changes over time.
• Post-vaccination monitoring: Checking for potential fever reactions following immunization.
• Convenience: Allowing for continuous monitoring during play or sleep.

Function:

The thermochromic liquid crystals within the patch react to the temperature of the skin on the forehead. The crystals display a range of colors, each corresponding to a specific temperature reading. A color chart, usually printed on the patch packaging, is used to interpret the temperature indicated by the patch. Patches do not reduce fever; they merely indicate the presence and approximate level of a fever.

Usage Scenarios:

• Home use: Parents or caregivers can easily apply and monitor a child's temperature at home.
• Hospitals and clinics: Used for initial screening and continuous monitoring, particularly in pediatric wards.
• Daycare centers: Helpful for quickly identifying potentially febrile children.
• Travel: Convenient for monitoring temperature while away from home.

Common Types:

• Standard Fever Patches: The most common type, providing a visual temperature reading.
• Cooling Fever Patches: Contain a cooling agent (usually paracetamol or ibuprofen) to provide localized cooling alongside temperature monitoring. These are typically for symptomatic relief and have a limited cooling duration.
• Digital Fever Patches: These patches contain a sensor that transmits temperature data to a smartphone or other device via Bluetooth. They offer more precise readings and data logging capabilities.
• Hydrogel Fever Patches: Utilize a hydrogel material for enhanced adhesion and cooling properties.
• Strip Format vs. Larger Patch Format: Patches are available in narrow strip formats for discrete application, or larger patch formats for broader coverage and potentially more stable readings.

Important Considerations:

• Accuracy can be affected by environmental factors (humidity, air temperature).
• Patches measure skin temperature, which may not precisely reflect core body temperature.
• Always follow the manufacturer's instructions for proper application and interpretation of results.
• Consult a healthcare professional for accurate diagnosis and treatment of fever.

Fever patches for kids, consisting of 20 sheets, fall under the category of diagnostic or laboratory reagents on a backing, prepared diagnostic or laboratory reagents whether or not on a backing, whether or not put up in the form of kits. These patches are used for medical diagnostic purposes, specifically monitoring body temperature.

Here are the relevant HS codes based on the provided reference material:

• 3822190080: Diagnostic or laboratory reagents on a backing, prepared diagnostic or laboratory reagents whether or not on a backing, whether or not put up in the form of kits: Other Other: Other.

  • 38: Chemical products. This chapter covers a wide range of chemical substances and preparations.
  • 22: Miscellaneous chemical products. This heading includes diagnostic reagents.
  • 19: Prepared diagnostic or laboratory reagents. This subheading specifically covers reagents prepared for diagnostic or laboratory use.
  • 0080: Further specifies "Other Other: Other", encompassing a variety of diagnostic reagents not specifically classified elsewhere.

• 3006500000: Pharmaceutical goods specified in note 4 to this chapter: First-aid boxes and kits.

  • 30: Pharmaceutical products. This chapter covers medicinal products and pharmaceutical preparations.
  • 06: Pharmaceutical goods specified in note 4 to this chapter. This heading covers specific pharmaceutical goods as defined in note 4.
  • 50: First-aid boxes and kits. This subheading specifically covers pre-packaged first-aid supplies.

• 3822190080: Diagnostic or laboratory reagents on a backing, prepared diagnostic or laboratory reagents whether or not on a backing, whether or not put up in the form of kits: Other Other: Other.

  • 38: Chemical products. This chapter covers a wide range of chemical substances and preparations.
  • 22: Miscellaneous chemical products. This heading includes diagnostic reagents.
  • 19: Prepared diagnostic or laboratory reagents. This subheading specifically covers reagents prepared for diagnostic or laboratory use.
  • 0080: Further specifies "Other Other: Other", encompassing a variety of diagnostic reagents not specifically classified elsewhere.

Regarding HS code 3006500000, please note that these are defined as "First-aid boxes and kits". If the fever patches are packaged as a complete first-aid kit, this HS code may be applicable.