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LuckyCharms

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1. I got one during Covid...

Reply to AllaN01Bear (Original post)

Tue Mar 3, 2026, 09:21 AM

Yesterday

It still sits on my desk, and I check it once in awhile.

I'm usually at 98% to 100%, so it is reassuring.

I mainly use it to cheek my heart rate, which runs way low...40s and 50s.

My wife uses it to check on her AFIB.

They're good things to have, if only for peace of mind.

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howdi all. a suggestion if i may [View all] AllaN01Bear Yesterday OP

I got one during Covid... LuckyCharms Yesterday #1

i regard it as my tachometer as in a car. and yes it is a good peice of mind gear. AllaN01Bear Yesterday #2

What does it show when she has AFIB? jmbar2 Yesterday #4

Her resting heart rate goes high...in the 150s. n/t LuckyCharms Yesterday #6

Go get an ablation, gab13by13 Yesterday #3

failedd . AllaN01Bear Yesterday #5

UPMC, the doctor who wrote the book on ablations gab13by13 Yesterday #7

Yeah, I have one of those fingertip oximeters... Wounded Bear Yesterday #8