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Enhance SPO2

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‎12-09-2020 20:21

‎12-09-2020 20:21

I would like to be able to measure my SPO2 throughout the day, but especially during exercise. I have asthma and I can really get my heart rate up during aerobic activity. I would like to see my oxygenation to be sure that a low oxygen saturation isn’t adversely affecting my heart. Any chance that is something you will be working on?

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‎12-09-2020 20:29

In response to FitDebi

‎12-09-2020 20:29

Hi @FitDebi I found this suggestion to add a vote for. 

Check my Sp02/pulse ox at anytime on supported Fit...https://community.fitbit.com/t5/Feature-Suggest...

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‎12-09-2020 20:19

‎12-09-2020 20:19

I would like to be able to measure my SPO2 throughout the day, but especially during exercise. I have asthma and I can really get my heart rate up during aerobic activity. I would like to see my oxygenation to be sure that a low oxygen saturation isn’t adversely affecting my heart. Any chance that is something you will be working on?

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‎12-09-2020 20:29

In response to FitDebi

‎12-09-2020 20:29

Hi @FitDebi I found this suggestion to add a vote for. 

Check my Sp02/pulse ox at anytime on supported Fit...https://community.fitbit.com/t5/Feature-Suggest...

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