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Blood pressure testing

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‎06-01-2022 16:21

‎06-01-2022 16:21

My Charge died last month and I am looking at a new Fitbit but in browsing I found that Fitbit are in trials to figure out blood pressure. It is something to do with manipulating the beats per minute which may not be as accurate as the doctor's office but could be a good guide. So my question is - does anyone know if this is a new type of Fitbit that comes with this capability or will it be an add on thru an app that we can benefit from regardless of which model we have?? I essence, if there is a new device coming out in fall to measure blood pressure along with all the other stuff, I will wait but if it is going to be available to all device I will get one soon.

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Kate

Gardener Kate
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‎06-01-2022 17:04

‎06-01-2022 17:04

Sorry, but nobody here, including the Fitbit moderators, would know the answer until it is about to come out.  Anything you read is as much as anybody here would know.  But of course people are welcome to offer their guesses.

Before posting, re-read to see if it would make sense to someone else not looking at your Fitbit or phone.

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‎06-01-2022 17:04

‎06-01-2022 17:04

Sorry, but nobody here, including the Fitbit moderators, would know the answer until it is about to come out.  Anything you read is as much as anybody here would know.  But of course people are welcome to offer their guesses.

Before posting, re-read to see if it would make sense to someone else not looking at your Fitbit or phone.

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