“Can you use with a pacemaker?”

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• Won't matter....after a year the battery will be dead. Junk, dont buy it.

  Answered by FireManTTSOM 9 years ago

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• Yes I have a pace maker it dose not tell any thing but hart rate , it will not tell your in a fib .

  Answered by 55junkman55 9 years ago

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• I would, of course, check with your doctor first, but can see no obvious reason you couldn't. Synchs using bluetooth and the pulse is taken on the back of your wrist.

  Answered by gatorffpm 10 years ago

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• Yes totally precise and secure, it does not interfere with pacemaker

  Answered by eldo 10 years ago

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• I have no idea. I would consult your physician.

  Answered by Lillybugs 10 years ago

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• If Bluetooth does not effect your pacemaker you should be fine.

  Answered by 1575 10 years ago

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• It doesn't send an electrical charge into your skin, if that is what you are asking, so that wouldn't interfere with a pacemaker. It uses light pulses to check heart rate. It does use Wi-Fi to sync to a computer/phone. I would ask your doctor's office if it's safe to use with your type of pacemaker.

  Answered by JohnnieMc 10 years ago

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• Yes, the technology used to sense heart rate is optical and does not use electrodes.

  Answered by Nickname 10 years ago

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