u/tlawrence-92

I had a Fitbit Charge 6 for almost 3 years and then got a Pixel Watch 5 in August. A few weeks ago, I started getting horribly itchy bumps where the band touches my skin. I workout regularly and so I make sure to clean the band regularly. I'm thinking perhaps I'm having a bad reaction to the band itself. It's been getting worse to the point I don't even want to wear my watch.

Anyways, looking for recommendations for a new band. Something I can workout with, but perhaps won't cause a bad skin reaction like I'm experiencing now.

I bought the PW4 in March and I really liked it except for that it didn't track steps in workout modes. At all. So ultimately I returned it after just a few days and went back to my Fitbit Charge 6.

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Now my Charge 6 is having issues (it's only 3 years old which is a bit disappointing) so I'm looking for a replacement. My biggest need is health and fitness tracking so I'm wondering, for all the users who had issues with steps NOT tracking during workouts (aside from "walk" and "run"), has that bug been fixed? I know there were a few bugs with the steps, so any additional Intel would be great before I decide to go PW4 or look elsewhere. Thanks in advance!

Hi all! I've been a wide tooth comb devotee since I started my natural hair journey many years ago. While the wide tooth comb is the OG tool, was just interested to know what other tools 4c folks have been using to detangle their hair. I see so many tools and I always wonder if they *really* work. Specifically on 4c hair. Would love to know what folks have used that's worked or what they've tried that was NOT it!

Hi! I have a 9 year old cat. Neutered. Domestic long hair.

About 2 years ago, he had a urinary blockage and has been doing well on his prescription urinary food. However, the last 8 months or so he has suffered from frequent hairballs. Like, at least 2 per week. I've tried brushing him more and even hairball gel. Nothing seems to help. I don't want to risk switching him from urinary food to hairball support food. Should I have him on both? Could something serious be going on? He acts normal and eats normally. Any help would be appreciated.