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Inspire 2 track oxygen levels

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‎03-13-2023 04:22

‎03-13-2023 04:22

In daily tips - it was stated about tracking oxygen levels.  Tap today tab ... but I couldn't follow the rest because you have to close out of the information so you can do the task 😟

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‎03-13-2023 13:46

‎03-13-2023 13:46

Hello @81KD and welcome to the Community.  I think that Today tip was a generic tip that can get sent to all users.  According to the Inspire 2 manual, it doesn't have the sensors to track oxygen levels.  Devices that can track SpO2 list red and infrared sensors for oxygen saturation monitoring.  Sorry, but your device doesn't have this feature.

Laurie | Maryland
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