There are two kinds of people in this world: those who use iHealth products and those who still live in the dark ages of traditional thermometers, blood pressure cuffs, and whatever medieval torture device people use instead of a TENS unit. As a self-proclaimed health tech aficionado (translation: someone who panics over every minor ailment and needs a gadget to confirm their fears), I decided to put iHealth’s lineup to the test. Spoiler alert: they made me question why I ever trusted my instincts before.
iHealth PT3 Infrared No-Touch Forehead Thermometer: The Device That Reads My Mind (or at Least My Forehead)
Suppose you’ve ever tried wrangling a feverish toddler or an uncooperative adult (same energy, honestly) into staying still for a temperature check. In that case, you’ll understand why the iHealth PT3 feels like it was designed by someone who, too, has suffered. This little infrared wonder lets you check temperatures from a safe, no-contact distance—because, let’s be real, when someone’s sick, the last thing you want is their germs anywhere near you.
It boasts a tri-point sensory system that gathers over 100 data points per second. That’s 99 more data points than I’ve ever used to justify calling in sick. The LED display is large enough that even my sleep-deprived eyes can read it, and instead of a shrill beep that startles the entire household, it gently vibrates to notify you. Subtle, sleek, and effective—if only all medical check-ups were this considerate.
You can grab your iHealth PT3 here before the next cold season leaves you fumbling with archaic glass thermometers.
iHealth Neo Wireless Blood Pressure Monitor: Because Who Has Time for Complicated Health Checks?
As someone who occasionally glances at my blood pressure readings just to confirm that stress is trying to kill me, the iHealth Neo was a welcome addition. It’s clinically validated for accuracy, which is comforting when you’re trying to decide whether you need to meditate or make an emergency doctor’s appointment.
One-button operation? Check. Large, easy-to-read numbers? Check. A sleek, ultra-thin design that doesn’t make you feel like you’re in a doctor’s office? Absolutely. The best part? It syncs with the MyVitals app via Bluetooth, so all your data is stored and easily shareable with your doctor (or, if you’re like me, used to win arguments with family members about whether you’re actually “too stressed”).
If tracking your blood pressure with minimal effort sounds appealing, get your iHealth Neo here.
iHealth Soothe TENS Unit Muscle Stimulator: Because Adulting Hurts
After a long day of hunching over my desk and scrolling through the latest existential crises on social media, my shoulders have the structural integrity of a damp noodle. Enter the iHealth TENS Unit, a device that lets you slap some electrode pads on and pretend you’re doing something productive about your pain instead of just complaining about it.
This thing comes with 24 treatment options and 15 intensity levels, which is a fancy way of saying it can deliver anything from a gentle massage to what I can only describe as “aggressive encouragement.” It runs on AAA batteries and lasts 90 hours, longer than my motivation to exercise. The electrode pads are available in different sizes for more targeted relief, so you can finally stop using a foam roller that inevitably collects dust in the corner of your room.
Do your sore muscles (and general well-being) a favor and pick up an iHealth TENS Unit here.
Final Verdict: Worth It?
If you enjoy convenience and efficiency and do not suffer unnecessarily, then yes, iHealth products are worth every penny. They take the guesswork (and unnecessary contact with germs) out of health monitoring, making it easier to keep tabs on your body without needing a PhD in medical technology. If only they had made a device that could diagnose my life choices with the same accuracy.