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Graph question versa 2

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‎09-12-2023 17:16

‎09-12-2023 17:16

Does anyone know why there's a  flat line in the middle of this oxygen variation graph?

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‎09-12-2023 20:41

‎09-12-2023 20:41

Hi @SisterMaryClare - one explanation for a flat line is the watch wasn't able to measure your oxygen level or there was actually very little variation (within it's tolerances)

If there is too much movement or the watch is not on a place where it can measure successfully, there may be no reading. Ideally just in case, it should be placed where there are no tattoos as that interferes with HR measurements and may be oxygen too.

Author | ch, passion for improvement.

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