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Hide Imperial units and fractions

‎04-26-2026 03:50

‎04-26-2026 03:50

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I was wondering why imperial food volume and wheight units and fractions are shown on the app with metric as the standard unit system. It makes food logging and custom food creation unnecessarily cluttered since no one uses fractions in metric except maybe 1/2

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‎04-28-2026 18:49

‎04-28-2026 18:49

That's an interesting question. Since are only Product Experts, not the programmers. We don't know, but I do know that metric does not use those messy fractions. 

My suggestion. From the home screen, tap on your photo. Then tape Send feedback. Add your thoughts, and include a link to this thread for the screen shot. 

https://support.google.com/fitbit/answer/14237024?hl=en&sjid=14363480901440445177-NA

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