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Oxygen sleep levels times

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‎09-26-2020 09:56 - edited ‎09-26-2020 09:57

‎09-26-2020 09:56 - edited ‎09-26-2020 09:57

Could you please label the blood oxygen sleep levels with times just like the sleep cycles chart?  

Id like to be able to compare my sleep cycles and see if/when my blood oxygen levels go out of whack. 

thank you 

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‎09-27-2020 17:50 - edited ‎09-27-2020 17:51

‎09-27-2020 17:50 - edited ‎09-27-2020 17:51

Hi @PacificaN, it's nice to see you again in our Community Forums. 

 

I appreciate your participation in the Forums and sharing your suggestion to label the blood oxygen sleep levels with times like the sleep cycles chart. Our team is always working on improving our devices and user experiences, and your comments are always welcome. Feel free to post your idea in our Feature Suggestions board. That way other users can comment and vote on the idea to show their support. You can read the FAQ to better understand how that board works.

 

I'll be around if you have any questions. 

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