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Fitbit Charge HR band

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‎10-04-2019 17:48 - last edited on ‎09-06-2020 19:49 by Fitbit Moderator

‎10-04-2019 17:48 - last edited on ‎09-06-2020 19:49 by Fitbit Moderator

Desperately need to find a leather or nylon strap to fit my moms Charge HR. She is suffering skin breakdowns due to blood thinners and steroids for multiple medical conditions and cannot tolerate the silicon; in addition, the band is stiff and difficult for an elderly person to put on. Kind of feeling like a wasted purchase here. Ideas.

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‎10-04-2019 18:50

‎10-04-2019 18:50

Hi @lbshrek  which Charge does your mom have? The Charge HR was made as an all in one design, where the bands couldn't be replaced.

Stepping in the U.S.A. since September 2013. Android 14

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‎10-08-2019 14:48

‎10-08-2019 14:48

Go to the drugstore and get some "mole skin" and put it on her wrist (NOT where the "watch" itself is that needs to make contact).  Maybe even a band aid would work...put it on the "pulse" side of her wrist and leave the top of her wrist open for contact/talking to her arm.

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