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Estimated oxygen saturation

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‎03-01-2020 04:42

‎03-01-2020 04:42

Can you please tell me what the estimated oxygen saturation is when it goes into the orange color? Would that mean <90%?

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‎03-01-2020 04:55

‎03-01-2020 04:55

It seems that the graph only shows oxygen variation rather than absolute values. There's a help file on this that might explain it: https://help.fitbit.com/articles/en_US/Help_article/1876/

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‎03-01-2020 05:09

In response to SteveH

‎03-01-2020 05:09

Maybe we are not to see that data but I would like it to say a percentage drop and the length of time- if we cannot see the actual saturation level.

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‎08-17-2020 13:59

‎08-17-2020 13:59

What do the colors coordinate to #s

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‎08-17-2020 14:01

In response to Chloefrank

‎08-17-2020 14:01

Do the line colors coordinate with #s

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