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Blaze burns!

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‎06-02-2017 21:01

‎06-02-2017 21:01

I have had my blaze for about a year and 3 months. Today I'm walking along at work and I feel a stinging on my wrist. I look down and my wrist where my blaze is redish pink. I was reading and other people have had this happen too. I always clean my blaze according to your instructions and always have my blaze on according to your wear. What's should I do? I love my blaze but this  is absurd of how my watch is burning me. 

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‎06-03-2017 15:28 - edited ‎06-03-2017 15:48

‎06-03-2017 15:28 - edited ‎06-03-2017 15:48

Being a person who has been battling eczema  for 60 years and haveing severalin the medicle field tell me i have it worse then they ever saw. With the exception of a couple cases on my fingers ive been rash free for 20 years,  I'm going to play devils advocate.I'm sorry.

 

If you have had the same unit and band for 15 months with no reaction, and the Blaze did not got physically hot. I'm going to day that it is most likely not the band, but some type of irritatant that got on it. It simply makes no sense that your now breaking out to the band without an external force provoking it. 

My thoughy would be to take the band off, give yhe arm a rest, use a non soap cleansor like Cetaphil. Maybe ask the pharmacist for a non prescription salve for the arm. I'm not sure where you are but this would be common in especially hot cli

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