Where can I find SpO2 data in the Fitbit app?

[SPGmd]

Where can i find my SpO2 data in fitbit? Can you only see it on the SpO2 data on the clock face? Can you find it in the app somewhere? I can not find it anywhere. (FYI I am using my new Sense). 

Thanks

Moderator Edit: Clarified subject

[USAF-Larry · Accepted solution]

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@SPGmd wrote:

Where can i find my SpO2 data in fitbit? Can you only see it on the SpO2 data on the clock face?

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Yes, you need to use the SpO2 clock face to view the stats.

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Can you find it in the app somewhere? I can not find it anywhere.

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No, you must use the clock face to view it.

[SPGmd]

Thanks for the reply. This is really annoying. I don't potsticker like it wasn't to use the clock face. I enjoyed bruin able to see the data in the fitbit app before my ionic died. 

I hope they put the info back in the app. 

[mbarylski]

You can see Spo2 variation under sleep in the app. It just doesn't show the %.

[SPGmd]

mbarylski i used to see it under sleep with my ionic but since upgrading to the sense the spo2 info is no longer in my sleep info in the app. 

[mbarylski]

This is my first Fitbit so maybe they moved where it shows up. But, if you tap the sleep chart and then scroll down, there will be another Spo2 chart in the middle. See below for what it looks like. 

[SPGmd]

mbarylski that is the panel i used to get with my ionic, but it is not there with my sense. Strange. Do you use the SpO2 watch face? 

[mbarylski]

Wow, that is weird. Yes, I use the Spo2 clock face too. It might not record anything if you don't have the Spo2 clock face selected when sleeping. 

[SPGmd]

I am going to try turning on the O2 clock face when i go to bed. And see if that changes anything. Thanks for your help. 

[michaelp68]

It's now located in Health Metrics in the app.  Both a graph and the number from the night before.

[SunsetRunner]

It only shows up in the health metrics when you use the clock face. This is really annoying, I dont want to the use SPO2 clock face just to get the SPO2 data. Why is this not just a value like everything else?