05-07-2021
09:39
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10:07
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WilsonFitbit
05-07-2021
09:39
- last edited on
05-07-2021
10:07
by
WilsonFitbit
When I enter and my food it shows a crackly. When I look at the totals it is highly inflated. For instance if I eat something that has 10 mg of vitamin a, when I go to the total screen it will show 10000 mg. It is doing that on all macro and micro nutrients.
I have the same problem.
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05-15-2021 10:32
05-15-2021 10:32
Hello @sirodar. Welcome to the community forums.
Thank you for the detailed information and for taking the time to report this matter. I'd like to let you know that this inconvenience has been reported to our team and I hope a resolution can be found soon.
On a side note, I've merged your post to this thread for more information and updates.
See you around.
05-18-2021 10:58
05-18-2021 10:58
Why do we have the nutrition section if it’s dangerous and inaccurate?
logging shakes or anything at all.
I’ll have total fat 3 but app says 40
sodium will say 200 but the app will say 600 to 1000.
this needs to be fixed or they need to remove it.
05-21-2021 08:55
05-21-2021 08:55
Hello @xcecexo. Welcome to the community forums.
Thanks for the detailed information and your feedback. I understand that it may be frustrating and would like to advise that our team is actively working on this issue and I hope a resolution can be found as soon as possible. Thanks for your reports and continued patience as we work on a fix.
See you around.
05-29-2021 09:50
05-29-2021 09:50
In the meantime are there any plans for concessions to Premium Subscribers? That would seem fair considering one of the primary functions has been rendered totally & completely unreliable/useless & has been that way for a bit now. I'm approaching an annual renewal date & this issue makes that decision quite an easy one at this point.
Appreciatively,
06-05-2021 15:25
06-05-2021 15:25
How is the fix going for this? I'm still having the issue even with logging out clearing storage and cache
06-09-2021 15:29
06-09-2021 15:29
I'm having the same problem and am trying to track my sodium. I end up just putting in the number of servings even though it's not going to give me accurate calorie information. Then I track calories in another app. It seems wrong to have to do that. Any estimate on when this might be fixed?
06-11-2021 15:19
06-11-2021 15:19
I created a custom food for Black Olives Can (100g basis). Using detailed view I introduced all macronutrients detail.
But the can itself is 20g, so when I added this food on my day the calculated amounts should be less ...but they were higher??
In the 1st pic I created food, 2ndly I selected food changed amount to 20g, then checked Nutrition facts:
Fats, Cholesterol ...all have extremely high calculated values??
06-15-2021 07:03
06-15-2021 07:03
Has anyone else seen how terribly inaccurate the food items are on the 'log food' part of the app? Initially, I thought it would be great to just scan the barcode and log. But every food item seems to be wrong. This is frustrating and I think fitbit should be embarrassed. Anykne have any thoughts? I think fitbit should spend some time updating the items. Addtionally, put some controls in for quality checking peoples data entry. I would say the company is a little soft and lazy in that area.
07-20-2021 07:17
07-20-2021 07:17
Any updates on this? I am loving EVERYTHING about my FitBit except this. This data is crucial for some of us. Is there an ETA on a fix? I feel like this is a big enough problem I'd go elsewhere with a different device/tracker and I know others feel the same. I'd hate to go through that expense and hassle, but my health takes precedence. Not a threat, just explaining how critical this is to a lot of people. I'd MUCH rather stay here. Thanks, FitBit!
07-20-2021 09:27
07-20-2021 09:27
This seems to still be a problem. According to the nutritional information details, my 150g of chicken breast contain 3 kilos and a half of protein.
That is only in the nutritional info though, the overall maths in the summary seem right. It seems to be some math done wrong in the nutritional info page of the app (I'm using android).
08-18-2021 10:14
08-18-2021 10:14
I am having the same issues as everyone else w/the macros differing from the nutrients list. I've attached a screenshot (I'm on a keto diet, so take that into consideration when you look at my numbers lol)
08-23-2021 08:36
08-23-2021 08:36
Is this issue resolved yet? It's been a while. My vitamin percentages are showing in the millions.
Thank you.
10-02-2021 09:22
10-02-2021 09:22
MyFitnessPal is a lot more accurate when it comes to food tracking and database accuracy-you can log your intake on the MyFitnessPal app and link it to your fitbit account- syncs automatically after that
11-27-2021 10:59
11-27-2021 10:59
Is this issue ever going to be fixed? 49,000% Vitamin A. I would be dead.
04-19-2022 14:48
04-19-2022 14:48
Hi — I just got a FitBit and see that this is still a problem. Any updates?
04-19-2022 15:09
04-19-2022 15:09
I stopped using my fitbit for food logging and switched to carb manager. it does sync the food w/fitbit, just not the water.
04-21-2022 04:31
04-21-2022 04:31
Today is April and the problem still exists. I have tried reloading the app and nothing changes. Perhaps there is an analogue to this? It seems to me that this is a temporary difficulty and the developers will solve this problem quickly. I like how the support service of the company on the website of which I study information. They quickly respond to comments.
05-13-2022 07:49
05-13-2022 07:49
Has this issue been solved yet? I have a condition where I have to consume a specific amount of sodium or I end up in the hospital. I loved relying on my Fitbit to monitor this, but with the inflated values (example. 230mg turns into 2697mg upon saving) I cannot trust this once very helpful tool. Does anyone have any insight?
05-14-2022 05:46
05-14-2022 05:46
This has been ongoing for so long, I'm guessing they are never going to fix it.
Can anyone recommend a more accurate watch? Downloading and linking different apps has not worked for me. One device/one app really is the goal.
Thanks.
05-14-2022 08:58
05-14-2022 08:58