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Forget Apple Watch 7 — Fitbit users can now track blood glucose levels

Forget Apple Watch 7 — Fitbit users can now track blood glucose levels

Posted on February 9, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Fitbit users can now monitor blood glucose levels in the Fitbit app

Fitbit isn’t being shy about challenging Apple Watch at its own game. The maker of many of the best fitness trackers just announced a new blood glucose-monitoring tool for the Fitbit app — a feature that’s rumored to materialize with the Apple Watch 7 expected later this year.

According to a blog post, Fitbit’s take on blood sugar tracking requires manual data entry from users in the Fitbit app or automatic input from a separate glucose monitoring app. 
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