A consumer reported that his thermometer was giving false negative readings on their infant.The device was reading 3-5 degrees lower than the child's actual temperature.The consumer claimed the child suffered a febrile seizure and was treated at a hospital, where it was confirmed that they had a fever.The consumer is also alleging that the false negative reading may have caused a delay in medical attention.There were no complications from this incident, and the child is doing well.Kaz usa, inc, has requested that the product be returned to our company for testing.
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