Can you wear it with a pacemaker? null

It transmits data through bluetooth, so if bluetooth doesn't cause problems for you then I don't see why not. I think it wouldn't clear FCC if it would cause problems.

I know people who are but check with your doctor or pacemaker manufacturer. Many of them gladly will answer this question

It is a wrist monitor. I am not a doctor,but it would not appear to interfere. Check with your Dr. For sure.

Yes, it uses light in the wristband to track pulse and not electricity.

You may have to visit the actual fitbit site on that one in the faq section or ask them there.

Check with your Doctor. I would say yes as the heart rate monitor does not use ekg etc it uses green lights that are able to show the canaries and blood flow in the skin.

Yes , I wear mine all the time and I have a pacemaker .

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Answered by TonyB999 10 years ago
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It transmits data through bluetooth, so if bluetooth doesn't cause problems for you then I don't see why not. I think it wouldn't clear FCC if it would cause problems.
Answered by eqjunkie829 10 years ago
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Yes.
Answered by MysterE 9 years ago
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I know people who are but check with your doctor or pacemaker manufacturer. Many of them gladly will answer this question
Answered by Pzap 9 years ago
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No
Answered by Whiteside42 9 years ago
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It is a wrist monitor. I am not a doctor,but it would not appear to interfere. Check with your Dr. For sure.
Answered by Racer1 9 years ago
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Yes, it uses light in the wristband to track pulse and not electricity.
Answered by JayC314 9 years ago
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You may have to visit the actual fitbit site on that one in the faq section or ask them there.
Answered by Kissedbyarose88 9 years ago
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Check with your Doctor. I would say yes as the heart rate monitor does not use ekg etc it uses green lights that are able to show the canaries and blood flow in the skin.
Answered by Anomoly 9 years ago
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I do with no issues.
Answered by Jakewm 10 years ago
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