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SPO2 Nightly Graph for Sleep Apnea

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‎01-26-2025 12:47

‎01-26-2025 12:47

Instead of EOV, I’d like to see possible apnea episodes via SPO2 data. The average nightly SPO2 on the Charge 6 which I have is not up to that. Does Fitbit offer that on any watch?

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‎01-26-2025 13:08

‎01-26-2025 13:08

Fitbit does not have the authorization to make such a medical judgement.  Read the information about EOV to get as much info as Fitbit has, and use your own judgement whether you should pursue with your doctor.

Before posting, re-read to see if it would make sense to someone else not looking at your Fitbit or phone.

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‎01-26-2025 15:41

In response to JohnnyRow

‎01-26-2025 15:41

I am just looking for a useful presentation of the data for MY use. My GP
suggested I find a device that supports this. I believe Garmond does, but
pricey. Thanks for your reply.
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