Is this safe for use if you have a pacemaker? null

Absolutely. Though if your looking to monitor your heart rate the flex model does not offer that feature. You would need to get a Fitbit HR or better to do that.(you wouldn't have an issue with these either)

Absolutely, the Fitbit is safe to use with a pacemaker. Consumer electronics and bluetooth work on a completely different frequency and method than medical electronics, like pacemakers. No problem using it with your pacemaker !!

My father-in-law has a pacemaker AND a fitbit. No problems at all. Standard disclaimer: Check with your doctor.

i have not heard any reports of this being unsafe with a pacemaker. Typically a pacemaker is only interfered with by a strong electromagnetic field, or a magnet directly over the pacemaker.

Would be best to discuss with your cardiologist.

Yes, the device doesn't have the power to interfere with a pacemaker.

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Absolutely. Though if your looking to monitor your heart rate the flex model does not offer that feature. You would need to get a Fitbit HR or better to do that.(you wouldn't have an issue with these either)
Answered by Benjamin 10 years ago
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Answered by allenlid 10 years ago
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Answered by Jicikeke 10 years ago
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Absolutely, the Fitbit is safe to use with a pacemaker. Consumer electronics and bluetooth work on a completely different frequency and method than medical electronics, like pacemakers. No problem using it with your pacemaker !!
Answered by flametamer33 10 years ago
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My father-in-law has a pacemaker AND a fitbit. No problems at all. Standard disclaimer: Check with your doctor.
Answered by sonicthud 10 years ago
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i have not heard any reports of this being unsafe with a pacemaker. Typically a pacemaker is only interfered with by a strong electromagnetic field, or a magnet directly over the pacemaker.
Answered by Robert 10 years ago
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Yes it is very safe.
Answered by Brad18oh 10 years ago
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Would be best to discuss with your cardiologist.
Answered by thunderbunny 10 years ago
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Yes
Answered by scg78 11 years ago
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Yes, the device doesn't have the power to interfere with a pacemaker.
Answered by Perseous 11 years ago
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