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Fitbit Does More Than Track Fitness, It Also Leaves a Rash for Some - ABC News
Fitbit user complains of 'unbearable pain' caused by her device | Daily Mail Online
Fitbit's Advice To Customers: 'Take It Off' | Neon Tommy
Fitbit Does More Than Track Fitness, It Also Leaves a Rash for Some - ABC News
Fitbit Responds to New Rash Complaints, Suggests You 'Take a Break' From Wearing Its Fitness Tracker
Fitbit Force recall: Now that it's off the market, which fitness tracker is best?
Fitbit Rash: Allergy or Contact Dermatitis?
Skin irritation Charge 2. : r/fitbit
Love That Fitbit 'Force' Tracker, Don't Love The Wretched Wrist Rash | WBUR News
Madison women say Fitbit caused skin irritation
Fitbit Surge Rash
Fitbit burns - Health & Body - Community
Fitbit Force users report skin rashes from the device
Fitbit Voluntarily Recalls Rash-Inducing Force Wristbands – Consumerist
Fitbit Force giving some users skin rash; company offers refunds – Sun Sentinel
Issues with Fitbit Force rash more widespread than initially believed
Fitbit is giving me the runaround after their device burned my wrist | Consumer rights | The Guardian
FitBit Rash is a Real Thing
Fitbit Acknowledges Latest Devices Are Causing Rashes, Advises To “Give Your Wrist A Rest” | TechCrunch
Fitbit wristbands are causing skin rashes – again - National | Globalnews.ca
Fitbit irritating your skin or causing a rash? Let's fix it! - MyHealthyApple
Kevin Pedraja on Twitter: "Fitbit Charge HR rash. Never had an issue with my old Flex. Guess this is going in a drawer. Apple Watch time? http://t.co/FFh17iyrUu" / Twitter
Issues with Fitbit Force rash more widespread than initially believed
Wrist breaking out from band? - Fitbit Community
FitBit Faces Yet Another Fight Over Its Rash-Creating Trackers | HuffPost Impact
How I cured my Fitbit rash. Using only the scientific method and a… | by The Baked Good | Medium
Fitbit charge hr rash? — MyFitnessPal.com
Lawsuit claims more Fitbits are burn hazards, includes gross pictures | Ars Technica