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Downloading Apps on Sense2

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‎10-06-2022 09:37

‎10-06-2022 09:37

Has anyone been able to download ANY of the apps listed on the 'APPS' available for the Sense 2?  I cannot get ANY of them to download at all.  I can't download the ecg app - which is the only reason I purchased this watch.  I've tried downloading all of them just to see what happens, but none of the download.

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‎10-06-2022 11:41

‎10-06-2022 11:41

Never mind - I stumbled across how to do the ECG.  It definitely wasn't anywhere I expected it to be.

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‎10-06-2022 14:16

In response to Pompie1999

‎10-06-2022 14:16

so where did you find it?

 

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‎10-06-2022 15:02 - edited ‎10-06-2022 15:04

In response to yeacupsmom

‎10-06-2022 15:02 - edited ‎10-06-2022 15:04

I sure didn't find it anywhere any of their documentation (that I saw) mentioned!  I thought I would re-start the watch and maybe that would cause it to let me get to the ECG.  To re-start the watch, you press the little button on the watch for 10 seconds.  So, when I pressed and held the button, the ECG icon displayed on the watch.  So, I decided I'd see if it really worked - and it did.  -- I still haven't figured out how to get to the oxygen measurement, etc. but I've tried the ECG a couple more times and was able to do one.  I'm still not sure where to find and download all of the results for the doctor, but I'm still looking.

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‎10-06-2022 15:06 - edited ‎10-06-2022 15:06

In response to Pompie1999

‎10-06-2022 15:06 - edited ‎10-06-2022 15:06

@Pompie1999 you can't get to the oxygen measurement. Sense 2 comes with SpO2 enabled (the app must be uninstalled to disable SpO2) but you can't measure it on demand. It measures only at night and the result you can see in the Health Metrics on the phone in the morning.

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‎10-06-2022 15:10

In response to t.parker

‎10-06-2022 15:10

Thank you for that, it is good to know.  Do you know anything about glucose monitoring?  I'd like to do that as well.

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‎10-06-2022 15:15 - edited ‎10-06-2022 15:16

In response to Pompie1999

‎10-06-2022 15:15 - edited ‎10-06-2022 15:16

In the mobile app go to Discover, scroll down to the bottom of screen and find Health & Fitness Stats. After selecting it you will find tiles and one of them will be "Blood Glucose". Tap it to add to your Today screen and configure it. Mind that Fitbit can't monitor your glucose levels but lets you log your measurements and sends you reminders to measure blood glucose.

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‎10-06-2022 15:58

In response to t.parker

‎10-06-2022 15:58

Great to know.  I wondered if it actually tried to measure something somehow or if you had to input it.  Since I don't have things to measure it myself, I guess that isn't going to do me any good.  🙂  Thank you for answering.

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‎10-06-2022 23:32

In response to Pompie1999

‎10-06-2022 23:32

You have to input it. It's only in-app feature and it doesn't measure anything.

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