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Skin temperature

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‎12-28-2020 12:15

‎12-28-2020 12:15

I get that the skin temp is recorded at night and we see the degrees and percentage +/- baseline.  My question is: What is the temperature of my baseline?  I don't expect it to be as accurate as a thermometer, but am curious about the number.  Is there anywhere to find it?

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‎12-28-2020 14:06

‎12-28-2020 14:06

@SongbirdVB, the Core Temp is entered by you after using a thermometer to record it.  Check out the Help article on How Fitbit helps track your temperature:

https://help.fitbit.com/articles/en_US/Help_article/2458.htm?Highlight=Core%20Temp 

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‎12-28-2020 14:53

In response to USAF-Larry

‎12-28-2020 14:53

Thank you, @USAF-Larry .  I was looking for the numbers for my baseline skin temp, which is different than my core temp.  The baseline is determined after tracking my sleep for three nights.  From then on I can see how much my skin temp varied from baseline each night. So the mystery continues! 😁

 

I appreciate your time in addressing my question, though!

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