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Carbs in meats

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‎04-27-2018 16:14

‎04-27-2018 16:14

When logged chicken thighs show 12 carbs no matter the amount shown. Remove all carbs from all meats!

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‎05-01-2018 05:56

‎05-01-2018 05:56

Hello @Quiteterror! 

 

Thanks for bringing this up! We truly appreciate all feedback on the matter. I will be letting the rest of the team know about this. As soon as there are any news on the matter we'll be sure to let everyone know.

 

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‎06-07-2018 14:52

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‎06-07-2018 14:52

I also found with black pepper,  no matter what the quantity entered the carbs are always 51+ grams and with green beans the carbs are always 10+ grams. it seems to me that the price we pay for a Fitbit we should be able to track our carbs precisely. To me this raises the question,  if the carbs are not correct is anything in the nutritional information accurate?

 

 

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