Vicks SmartTemp Thermometer

I've been looking for an accessible Bluetooth medical thermometer. I was looking at one that fortunately, I downloaded the app first and when I went into the section to pair the device, even though I didn't have it yet, just to see if it was accessible, it totally turned off Voiceover. Can't have that now!
I've asked around and no one seemed to know anything about one that was accessible, so I did some more poking around and found the Vicks SmartTemp Thermometer on Amazon. If you do a search in the App Store for Vicks the app that comes up first in the search results is the app for the thermometer, so I downloaded it and it looked like pairing couldn't be easier and the thermometer was only $20, so I bought it.
It's just as accessible as I thought it would be. There's no display whatsoever on the thermometer, so everything is done through the phone or tablet and so far as I can tell, everything is accessible. The temperatures are color-coded as well as numerical to indicate when a fever might be present, but Voiceover has no trouble at all telling you what the actual temperature is. You can change between Fahrenheit and Celsius of course. In order to take temperatures, you have to first create at least one profile, but you can store multiple profiles to keep track of each member of the family. I haven't gotten this far yet, but so far everything in the app has been accessible so I'd expect this to be too, but you can also add symptoms with each temperature if you're monitoring for an illness or whatnot and create notes and reminders.
I've been pleasantly surprised at how accessible and easy it was to get going. The app tells you to hold down the button (the only button) on the thermometer until the red light glows steady. Well, I have a little bit of vision but it was daytime and the light wasn't bright enough for me to see, but it didn't matter. When I held down the button, it beeped, and I just held it for a bit longer. Then Voiceover said the thermometer was connected and would connect automatically next time, and it did. If you're looking for an accessible thermometer that works with an app to help keep track of health vitals, and this one does integrate with the iOS Health Kit if you choose, then this one is definitely worth checking out.
I just got the thermometer yesterday, although I had the app for a few days before that to play with to see if I thought it was accessible enough to try. I've noticed there were a few unlabeled buttons, but everything seems easy enough to access, so those unlabeled buttons don't look like they'd be too hard to figure out once I explore it more.