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I’m a nurse and the steps aren’t accurate.

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‎09-26-2019 15:33

‎09-26-2019 15:33

 

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‎09-26-2019 15:37

‎09-26-2019 15:37

Hi @Tigerkitten  you can always slip your Fitbit into your pocket or manually enter the steps as a walk. These are wrist based devices, so your arms need to move. When I have to push a shopping cart, I often do it with one hand, leaving my other hand free to swing as I walk.

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