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‎06-18-2021 10:21

‎06-18-2021 10:21

what’s the possibility of getting an app that can spotcheck the O2 for us that needs something like that

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‎06-19-2021 08:30

‎06-19-2021 08:30

Good question, @chasman1948 . There has been no word from Fitbit on this. I tried this feature on the Apple Watch and even that will not give you a spot reading if your heart rate is too high or your SpO2 is lower than 90. My doctor told me to just buy a finger pulse oximeter. At least for now, it is more reliable. We have to take good care of ourselves, especially for purely medical needs! 

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