Issues with Fitbit Force rash more widespread than initially believed
Fitbit wearers itching for relief
Is Fitbit Nickel Free? – Spartan Watches
Fitbit irritating your skin or causing a rash? Let's fix it! - MyHealthyApple
Fitbit Force Is An Amazing Device, Except For My Contact Dermatitis – Consumerist
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Fitbit Force Is An Amazing Device, Except For My Contact Dermatitis – Consumerist
Toronto-area woman recovering from chemical burn allegedly caused by FitBit Force | Globalnews.ca
Rashes, blisters, peeling skin: Users of 130 dollar wrist-worn Fitbit fitness gadget up in arms after complaints that it causes skin sores and even permanent scarring | Daily Mail Online
Fitbit apologizes for reported skin rashes, offers refund - CBS News
FitBit and Nickel Allergy — NYC Allergy Doctor | Dr. Arthur Lubitz MD
Love That Fitbit 'Force' Tracker, Don't Love The Wretched Wrist Rash | WBUR News
Fitbits do contain a small trace of #nickel. I haven't found a smartwatch I can use without getting a rash. If anyone uses any sma… | Fitbit, Nickel allergy, Nickel
Why Your Fitness Tracker Is Giving You a Rash and How to Avoid Future Skin Irritation | Allure
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My FitBit Blaze has been leaving this weird rash on my wrist. I've contacted customer support, but I figured I'd check if y'all know anything about it : r/fitbit
Apple Watch and Fitbit rashes are real (and gross) | Cult of Mac
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Fitbit irritating your skin or causing a rash? Let's fix it! - MyHealthyApple
Should you use a smartwatch or fitness tracker if you have a skin condition? | TechRadar
