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‎01-19-2018 16:54

‎01-19-2018 16:54

My blaze left  burn on my wrist. I had it loose and had taken it off for about 20 minutes in the morning after my workout. Not sure if this is important but I got a battery low email just prior to the burn feeling. Definitely a burn too. Very sensitive still and it has been a couple of hours.

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‎01-19-2018 19:48

‎01-19-2018 19:48

Is it under the watch itself or under the strap.  If it is the strap then like me you maybe sensitive to the strap itself. I purchased a leather one for my blaze and the problem went away.

 

If it is under the watch itself are you on any light sensitive medication (I also had this as well, Amitriptiline is one that can cause light sensitivity)

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‎01-20-2018 04:00

In response to SunsetRunner

‎01-20-2018 04:00

It is under the watch. I have never had any issues with LED lights but who
knows, right. I am not on any medication at all. Thank you for the possible
solutions.
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