12-25-2022
09:07
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01-29-2023
11:33
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LizzyFitbit
12-25-2022
09:07
- last edited on
01-29-2023
11:33
by
LizzyFitbit
Hi guys, I want to buy the sense 2 and need some help:
1) Does anyone know if the "Estimated Oxygen Variation" GRAPH showing the last night is available with NO PREMIUM SUBSCRIPTION?
2) Is there a graph showing the SPO2 of just 24h or 1 night and not x days? (With NO PREMIUM SUBSCRIPTION)
3) Anyone know why they call it "ESTIMATED oxygen variation"? Is it not based on acual SPO2 measurements?
Thanks for help...
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12-27-2022 00:14 - edited 12-27-2022 00:16
12-27-2022 00:14 - edited 12-27-2022 00:16
Hi @Marc2023
1- EOV is available without premium.
2 - EOV and Nightly spO2 are two separate measurements. EOV is a relative measurement in relation to an unspecified baseline, and Nightly spO2 is an absolute measurement although only presented as a single nightly average figure. (see examples of both below). Non premium users are able to view a 7 day chart, with premium being able to select between 7, 30 and 90 days.
Estimated Oxygen variation graph
(Nightly) Oxygen saturation chart
4 - As for why it's estimated. I guess because it's only a relative calculation rather than an absolute reading. Although I can't be certain on this one.
Hope this can be of some use to you.
12-27-2022 00:14 - edited 12-27-2022 00:16
12-27-2022 00:14 - edited 12-27-2022 00:16
Hi @Marc2023
1- EOV is available without premium.
2 - EOV and Nightly spO2 are two separate measurements. EOV is a relative measurement in relation to an unspecified baseline, and Nightly spO2 is an absolute measurement although only presented as a single nightly average figure. (see examples of both below). Non premium users are able to view a 7 day chart, with premium being able to select between 7, 30 and 90 days.
Estimated Oxygen variation graph
(Nightly) Oxygen saturation chart
4 - As for why it's estimated. I guess because it's only a relative calculation rather than an absolute reading. Although I can't be certain on this one.
Hope this can be of some use to you.