11-10-2021
16:31
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MatthewFitbit
11-10-2021
16:31
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13:20
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MatthewFitbit
Hello everyone,
I have a vitamin D deficiency and my fitbit Sense is showing a dash for vitamin D instead of a number.
Is there a way to correct this without wiping out all of my data?
Thank you!!
11-12-2021
15:07
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05-04-2024
10:45
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MarreFitbit
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11-12-2021
15:07
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10:45
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MarreFitbit
Hi @NSBIrene. Welcome to the Community Forums.
Thanks for bringing this to our attention. To look into this, could you confirm where is the dash for Vitamin D displayed? Currently the Today app on your Sense will display your calories intake as well as the ones left to reach your goal under the food widget. To learn more about how to navigate your watch, I'd recommend this help article.
On the other hand, if your data isn't updated, please make sure the Fitbit app is updated, reboot your phone, open the Fitbit app, pull down on the screen to force a manual sync and check your details one more time.
Best AnswerHello Lizzy,
I have fitbit premium.
Go to "log your food" then click on "nutrients"
The dash is next to vitamin D in the nutrients section.
Thank you!
Best Answer@LizzyFitbit This isn't a Sense issue. This is a problem with the food database. I am an iPhone user and have the current app. Here is an example of @NSBIrene's experience:
The food is vitamin D fortified milk
This is Vitamin D fortified milk, with 25% RDA per serving. I reviewed many other food items that are significant sources of Vitamin D. They all show a "-" when logged.
This isn't a Sense problem. I'm not sure if this is the same on the Android app or not. This is definitely not a web dashboard issue. The web dashboard doesn't log food his way. Where does this issue belong?
Laurie | Maryland
Sense 2, Luxe, Aria 2 | iOS | Mac OS
Take a look at the Fitbit help site for further assistance and information.
02-13-2022
09:40
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04-28-2026
10:05
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MarreFitbit
02-13-2022
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10:05
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MarreFitbit
@NSBIrene I did some more searching and this is what I found. First I am going on the premise that the mobile app and the web dashboard use the same food database, just displayed differently. I searched for many foods that are known to be vitamin D rich. The database also includes vitamins. Vitamin D isn't included in the nutrition information for any food, vitamin, or supplement. See here as an example. My suggestion is to start a Feature Suggestion asking for Vitamin D content in the food database.
@LizzyFitbit Can you confirm that my conclusion is correct? If so, this thread doesn't need to be moved anywhere.
Laurie | Maryland
Sense 2, Luxe, Aria 2 | iOS | Mac OS
Take a look at the Fitbit help site for further assistance and information.
Most foods I have come across (which I specifically eat because I am trying to increase my vitamin D intake) do not display vitamin D and there appears to be know way to add nutrient information to custom foods. I'm in the UK and on an Android.
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