General Halimeter® Questions
A wide variety of data of data loggers and so-called paperless recorders are available, which will perform quite well with the Halimeter®. The prospective user is advised to consider the following: 1. Traditional data loggers, such as Interscan’s TruTrack unit will collect data from a Halimeter examination session, and a unique file can be created, identified…
Here is a list of some very uncommon, but telltale, odors (mostly from Mace, Goodman, Centerwall, et al.: The child with an unusual odor. Clinical Pediatrics 15:57-62, 1976). Re-published by Alan Greene MD FAAP Acetone—diabetes or acetone, alcohol, phenol, or salicylate ingestion Ammonia—some types of urinary tract infections, or kidney failure Bitter almonds—cyanide poisoning Cat’s…
Our first recommendation is for you to consult your dentist. 90 percent of oral malodor is of oral origin. Certainly, we would encourage you to find a dentist with a Halimeter®, and you can contact us or refer to this page on our website. You can also browse through many of the articles on the Experts’ Forum…