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Don’t get spo2 when napping

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‎03-21-2023 19:23

‎03-21-2023 19:23

It would be really nice if spo2 was tracked while napping.   I have sleep apnea and it would be good to know if my spo2 is dropping a lot while taking a nap when I fall asleep and don’t use cpap.     Currently, it does not track or show this info if sleep is under 3 hours.    It’s understandable about sleep stage not showing, but all the other metrics could be shown.

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‎03-21-2023 21:08

‎03-21-2023 21:08

Hi @Scotb - unfortunately the watch doesn't give you what you need. Look into a watch which provides constant SpO2 monitoring, I think the Garmin Venu 2 plus has it and there may be others, or a separate oximeter.

Author | ch, passion for improvement.

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