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Healthchampion Connected Apps and Devices 02.06.2020 HealthChampion Connected Apps and Devices 02.06.2020 Source Device Type Summaries Workouts Measurements Sleep Nutrition FDA Status AsthmaMD AsthmaMD Peak Flow Meter - - Supported - - - BodiMetrics BodiMetrics Performance Monitor Health Monitor Supported - Supported - - - Daily Burn Daily Burn App Activity Tracker - Supported - - - - Dario Blood Glucose Monitoring Dario Glucometer - - Supported - - - System 510(k) Dexcom Dexcom G4 Platinum CGM Glucometer - - Supported - - Cleared 510(k) Dexcom Dexcom G5 CGM Glucometer - - Supported - - Cleared 510(k) Dexcom Dexcom G6 CGM Glucometer - - Supported - - Cleared Coming Emfit Emfit QS Sleep Tracker - - - - - soon Fitbit Fitbit App Activity Tracker Supported Supported Supported Supported Supported - Fitbit Fitbit Aria Scale - - Supported - - - Fitbit Fitbit Aria 2 Scale - - Supported - - - Fitbit Fitbit Aria Air Scale - - Supported - - - Fitbit Fitbit Flex Activity Tracker Supported - - Supported - - Fitbit Fitbit Charge Activity Tracker Supported Supported - Supported - - Fitbit Fitbit Charge HR Activity Tracker Supported Supported - Supported - - Fitbit Fitbit Force Activity Tracker Supported Supported - Supported - - Fitbit Fitbit One Activity Tracker Supported Supported - Supported - - Fitbit Fitbit Surge Activity Tracker Supported Supported - Supported - - Fitbit Fitbit Ultra Activity Tracker Supported Supported - Supported - - Fitbit Fitbit Zip Activity Tracker Supported - - - Fitbit Fitbit Blaze Activity Tracker Supported Supported - Supported - - Fitbit Fitbit Alta Activity Tracker Supported Supported - Supported - - Fitbit Fitbit Flex 2 Activity Tracker Supported Supported - Supported - - Fitbit Fitbit Charge 2 Activity Tracker Supported Supported - Supported - - Source Device Type Summaries Workouts Measurements Sleep Nutrition FDA Status Fitbit Fitbit Alta HR Activity Tracker Supported Supported - Supported - - Fitbit Fitbit Ionic Activity Tracker Supported Supported - Supported - - Fitbit Fitbit Versa Activity Tracker Supported Supported - Supported - - Fitbit Fitbit Versa Special Edition Activity Tracker Supported Supported - Supported - - Fitbit Fitbit Versa Lite Activity Tracker Supported Supported - Supported - - Fitbit Fitbit Versa 2 Activity Tracker Supported Supported - Supported - - Fitbit Fitbit Charge 3 Activity Tracker Supported Supported - Supported - - Fitbit Fitbit Inspire HR Activity Tracker Supported Supported - Supported - - Fitbit Fitbit Inspire Activity Tracker Supported Supported - Supported - - FORA D40g 2-in-1 Blood Glucose 510(k) Foracare Glucometer - - Supported - & Pressure Monitor Cleared Garmin Garmin Approach S20 Activity Tracker Supported Supported - Supported - - Garmin Garmin Approach S60 Activity Tracker Supported Supported - Supported - - Garmin Garmin Approach X40 Activity Tracker Supported Supported - Supported - - Garmin Garmin Connect App Activity Tracker Supported Supported - Supported - - Garmin Garmin D2 Bravo Activity Tracker Supported Supported - Supported - - Garmin Garmin Edge 1000 Activity Tracker - Supported - - - - Garmin Garmin Edge 1030 Activity Tracker - Supported - - - - Garmin Garmin Edge 20 Activity Tracker - Supported - - - - Garmin Garmin Edge 200 Activity Tracker - Supported - - - - Garmin Garmin Edge 205 Activity Tracker - Supported - - - - Garmin Garmin Edge 25 Activity Tracker - Supported - - - - Garmin Garmin Edge 305 Activity Tracker - Supported - - - - Garmin Garmin Edge 510/500 Activity Tracker - Supported - - - - Garmin Garmin Edge 520 Activity Tracker - Supported - - - - Garmin Garmin Edge 605 Activity Tracker - Supported - - - - Garmin Garmin Edge 705 Activity Tracker - Supported - - - - Garmin Garmin Edge 810/800 Activity Tracker - Supported - - - - Garmin Garmin Edge 820 Activity Tracker - Supported - - - - Source Device Type Summaries Workouts Measurements Sleep Nutrition FDA Status Garmin Garmin Edge Touring/Touring+ Activity Tracker - Supported - - - - Garmin Garmin Epix Activity Tracker Supported Supported - Supported - - Garmin Garmin Fenix Activity Tracker - Supported - - - - Garmin Garmin Fenix/2 Activity Tracker - Supported - - - - Garmin Garmin Fenix/3 Activity Tracker Supported Supported - Supported - - Garmin Garmin Fenix/3 HR Activity Tracker Supported Supported - Supported - - Garmin Garmin Fenix/5 Activity Tracker Supported Supported - Supported - - Garmin Garmin Fit App Activity Tracker - Supported - - - - Garmin Garmin Forerunner 10 Activity Tracker - Supported - - - - Garmin Garmin Forerunner 101 Activity Tracker - Supported - - - - Garmin Garmin Forerunner 110 Activity Tracker - Supported - - - - Garmin Garmin Forerunner 15 Activity Tracker Supported Supported - - - - Garmin Garmin Forerunner 201 Activity Tracker - Supported - - - - Garmin Garmin Forerunner 205 Activity Tracker - Supported - - - - Garmin Garmin Forerunner 210 Activity Tracker - Supported - - - - Garmin Garmin Forerunner 220 Activity Tracker - Supported - - - - Garmin Garmin Forerunner 225 Activity Tracker Supported Supported - Supported - - Garmin Garmin Forerunner 230 Activity Tracker Supported Supported - Supported - - Garmin Garmin Forerunner 235 Activity Tracker Supported Supported - Supported - - Garmin Garmin Forerunner 25 Activity Tracker Supported Supported - - - - Garmin Garmin Forerunner 301 Activity Tracker - Supported - - - - Garmin Garmin Forerunner 305 Activity Tracker - Supported - - - - Garmin Garmin Forerunner 310XT Activity Tracker - Supported - - - - Garmin Garmin Forerunner 35 Activity Tracker Supported Supported - Supported - - Garmin Garmin Forerunner 405 Activity Tracker - Supported - - - - Garmin Garmin Forerunner 410 Activity Tracker - Supported - - - - Garmin Garmin Forerunner 50 Activity Tracker - Supported - - - - Garmin Garmin Forerunner 610 Activity Tracker - Supported - - - - Garmin Garmin Forerunner 620 Activity Tracker - Supported - - - - Source Device Type Summaries Workouts Measurements Sleep Nutrition FDA Status Garmin Garmin Forerunner 630 Activity Tracker Supported Supported - Supported - - Garmin Garmin Forerunner 735XT Activity Tracker Supported Supported - Supported - - Garmin Garmin Forerunner 910XT Activity Tracker - Supported - - - - Garmin Garmin Forerunner 920XT Activity Tracker Supported Supported - Supported - - Garmin Garmin Forerunner 935 Activity Tracker Supported Supported - Supported - - Garmin Garmin Forerunner 645 Music Activity Tracker Supported Supported - Supported - - Garmin Garmin Forerunner 645 Activity Tracker Supported Supported - Supported - - Garmin Garmin FR60 Activity Tracker - Supported - - - - Garmin Garmin FR70 Activity Tracker - Supported - - - - Garmin Garmin Index Smart Scale Scale - - Supported - - - Garmin Garmin Quatix 3 Activity Tracker Supported Supported - Supported - - Garmin Garmin Quatix 5 Activity Tracker Supported Supported - Supported - - Garmin Garmin Swim Activity Tracker - Supported - - - - Garmin Garmin Tactix Activity Tracker - Supported - - - - Garmin Garmin Tactix Bravo Activity Tracker Supported Supported - Supported - - Garmin Garmin VivoActive Activity Tracker Supported Supported - Supported - - Garmin Garmin VivoActive HR Activity Tracker Supported Supported - Supported - - Garmin Garmin Vivofit Activity Tracker Supported Supported - Supported - - Garmin Garmin Vivofit 2 Activity Tracker Supported Supported - Supported - - Garmin Garmin Vivofit 3 Activity Tracker Supported Supported - Supported - - Garmin Garmin Vivofit 4 Activity Tracker Supported Supported - Supported - - Garmin Garmin Vivoki Activity Tracker Supported - - - - - Garmin Garmin Vivomove Activity Tracker Supported Supported - Supported - - Garmin Garmin Vivomove HR Activity Tracker Supported Supported - Supported - - Garmin Garmin VivoSmart Activity Tracker Supported Supported - Supported - - Garmin Garmin VivoSmart 3 Activity Tracker Supported Supported - Supported - - Garmin Garmin VivoSmart HR Activity Tracker Supported Supported - Supported - - Garmin Garmin VivoSmart HR+ Activity Tracker Supported Supported - Supported - - Garmin Garmin VivoActive 3 Activity Tracker Supported Supported - Supported - - Source Device Type Summaries Workouts Measurements Sleep Nutrition FDA Status Garmin Garmin VivoSport Activity Tracker Supported Supported - Supported - - Garmin Garmin VivoSmart 4 Activity Tracker Supported Supported - Supported - - Higi higi Station Blood Pressure - - Supported - - - iHealth Air Wireless Pulse 510(k) iHealth Pulse Oximeter - - Supported - - Oximeter Cleared 510(k) iHealth iHealth Align Glucomete - - Supported - - Cleared 510(k) iHealth iHealth Blood Pressure Dock (BP3) Blood Pressure - - Supported - - Cleared iHealth Clear Wireless Blood 510(k) iHealth Blood Pressure - - Supported - - Pressure Monitor (BPM1) Cleared iHealth iHealth Cloud Web App Activity Tracker - Supported - - Supported - iHealth Core (HS6) Wireless Body 510(k) iHealth Scale - - Supported - - Composition Scale Cleared iHealth iHealth Edge (AM3S) Activity Tracker Supported - - Supported - - 510(k) iHealth iHealth Lite (HS4) Scale - - Supported - - Cleared 510(k) iHealth iHealth Track (KN550BT) Blood Pressure - - Supported - - Cleared iHealth View (BP7S) Wireless 510(k) iHealth Blood Pressure - - Supported - - Wrist Blood Pressure Monitor Cleared iHealth Vista (HS5S) Wireless 510(k) iHealth Blood Pressure - - Supported - - Body Analysis Scale Cleared iHealth iHealth Wave (AM4) Activity Tracker Supported - - Supported - - iHealth Wireless Activity and iHealth Activity Tracker Supported - - Supported - - Sleep Tracker (AM3) iHealth Wireless Blood Pressure 510(k) iHealth
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