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  • Dear Frontier X User Community,

    After considerable deliberation and expert advice, we have decided to suppress the display of the value of QTc going forward for all our Users.

    The QTc feature had been released in light of widespread Emergency use Authorisation for Hydroxychloroquine for prophylaxis against COVID-19 (a drug that prolongs…Read More

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    • Thank you for the clarification. I was one of those folks. I wouldnt say I was overly worried but I focused on it enough to share with my primary care doc. We took the approach you outlined above and everything is good. We simply added it as another tool and source of data which is why I bought it in the first place. Well done!

    • Agree a good move but shame to lose a metric. I note HRV has also been modified? Would say the device for all it’s sold as requires additional data even if bespoke to FF, like Peloton strive score. Else loses competitive edge in my opinion.

  • How does the frontier determine heart strain?

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  • Afternoon Everyone! Just got delivery of my Frontier X. I’ve been playing with it this afternoon and I have a few things that do not look right on some of my ECG’s. Please see images below. Let me know your thoughts. Thanks Matt.

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  • Hi – I’m a new user here and trying to understand what a few of the metrics mean (in terms of good, bad, ugly) such as HRV, cardiac strain, load.. is there a note which lays out the ranges for some of these metrics.

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  • Good morning all,
    I am a new owner/user of the Frontier X and as a data nut, I am very enthused about it so far.
    I’m a 78 year old male with frequent PVC’s that do not seem to cause any issues.
    I’ve had 4 Stress tests since 2012 and all after the first have been clean.
    My Cardioligist has offered bata blockers but I have declined.
    My resting…Read More

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    • Hello, I’m a retired cardiovascular safety pharmacologist. You are not wrong in your thinking, but exactly correct. The upper trace is, as you note, at a cycle length of ~ 1 sec (970 ms to be exact). The associated QT for the first and second beats on the upper trace are 433 ms each, exactly as you measured. You shouldn’t include beats associated…Read More

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