Take off the day after pill option

[cobceo]

Take off the day after pill option

My fitness tracker has no business being 'political'. It is not that common for women to use those anyway. It has no reason to exist in a period tracking app. I have suspended use of your device already due to realizing the band is nanotechnology, but I was going to order a natural band. Then you put this up which glorifies murder for many of your users. I am not to debate this, but to tell you that less people would want that than not. It is offensive to some, but leaving it out would offend no one. I will not be ordering a new band or using this device as long as this remains.

[AlessFitbit · Accepted solution]

@cobceo Welcome to the Fitbit Community! Thanks so much for stopping by.

Your feedback on this matter is greatly appreciated. We've received similar feedback and it has been posted as a Feature Suggestion on the Feature Suggestion board. Please take a look at the similar idea and vote. Voting helps to bring more visibility around a feature that is being highly requested. Let me know if you need assistance with anything else! 

[Sixseven]

Returning my Fitbit today as I didn’t realize the company was suportive of abortion.

[MarreFitbit]

Welcome @Sixseven! Sorry to hear you go. I'd like to give thanks for the feedback you've provided towards our product and company. We provide feedback to our team based on community posts and we are always working on improving our devices and overall environment based on that feedback. 

Rest assured that our engineers and product development team use this information to further improve our products and services which.

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[HAlys]

The morning after pill *is not* a pill that induces abortion.

It is basically like taking a hormonal contraceptive - if you are already pregnant, it will not harm the developing foetus or cause an abortion.

Do not post incorrect information as there are young girls on here that could become mis-informed

[MarreFitbit]

Hey there @HAlys, thanks for jumping in here and for providing with that information. My best recommendation to anyone who jumps in here having inquiries about this topic, please check: What is female health tracking in the Fitbit app?

Have a nice day! 

[Sixseven]

Yes it is a terrible thing for all woman to take. I stand by my earlier comments.

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[MarreFitbit]

Thanks for jumping in here @Sixseven! Please take a look at the similar idea and vote. Voting helps to bring more visibility around a feature that is being highly requested. If you have additional questions, let me know. 

[HAlys]

@Sixseven 

Assuming you live in a Democratic society and not a Dictatorship, that is the glorious thing about having an opinion and voicing it- you can have one but doesn't always mean it's right. Have a wonderful weekend 😂😁

[Sixseven]

I didn’t take the time to truly post my comments the first time and I have seen how wrong that was as I should have been more precise in what I said. Thanks again for your reply. Fitbit promotes itself as a heath and fitness tracker. Any type of reproductive interruption pill is not a healthy choice for any woman. There are numerous side effects. One of reasons one needs to track the plan b pill is because if taken to close together or too much the pill can truly lead to serious complications. Originally I was thrilled that Fitbit was in touch with woman’s natural reproductive health until while scrolling down I found the link to track the morning after pill. For me anything that interferes with women’s natural health is not naturally healthy to me and nor do I want to be in the middle of a companies choice to not allow one to choose wether to keep this part of that widget. To date I have been unable to figure out how to remove the part of the widget that references the morning after pill. I used to take medication such as this and ended up with three pregnancies and a bunch of complications. It wasn’t until I made the choice to “go natural, go healthy” that I have finally had the true freedom to embrace my feminine gifts and have slowly recovered from my complications. Best of luck to your company but I won’t be with Fitbit and I do intend to point this out to my family and friends.

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[YojanaFitbit]

Hi @HAlys and @Sixseven thanks for sharing your comments and feedback about Female Health Tracking and its options. Your voices are being heard. We're actively reviewing your responses and providing feedback to our product development team. You're free to stand your point and defend your opinions in a respectful way.

Keep sharing your comments on the Forums.