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Blood oxygen tracker

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‎05-15-2024 20:58

‎05-15-2024 20:58

I would love to see a percentage on a blood oxygen graph and it tracking like the variable graph. Is this possible?  Is there an app for it?

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‎05-15-2024 21:24

‎05-15-2024 21:24

Hi @Niccidell - only the overnight calculated oxygen percentage is shown in the Health metrics in the Fitbit App, and trend for 7 days.

On the watch select the Today app and tap the oxygen level for the night to see the range.

That is all that the Fitbit app provides, there is no on the spot or continuous measure of oxygen levels.

However you may be able to export all your data from the online web dashboard which can take a long while and get access to more values over night but it may not provide what you are looking for.

Author | ch, passion for improvement.

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