Cautions, Warnings, and Safety Information for the Wearables:

Cautions, Warnings, and Safety Information for the Wearables:

  1. Do not submerge underwater: Avoid exposing the wearable to water or submerging it underwater. In the event of water damage, do not attempt to charge the wearable until it is completely dry.
  1. Avoid charging in highly humid conditions: Charging the wearable in excessively humid environments can potentially damage the device. Ensure a dry charging environment.
  1. Use authorized charging cable: Only use the authorized charging cable provided with the wearable. Using unauthorized cables can lead to damage or malfunction.
  1. Avoid checking display while driving or during high-speed sports: It is important to maintain your focus and attention on the road while driving or during activities that require your full attention. Avoid using the wearable display in such situations to prevent accidents or injuries.
  1. Keep away from children and pets: The wearable contains small components that can pose a choking hazard. Keep it out of reach of children and pets.
  1. Do not attempt to replace the battery or disassemble the product: Opening the casing or tampering with the internal components of the wearable can cause damage and void the warranty. Do not attempt to replace the battery yourself.
  1. Avoid using if the screen is broken: If the wearable's screen is broken or damaged, discontinue use and seek professional assistance for repair or replacement.
  1. Avoid high temperature environments: Do not expose the wearable to high temperatures, as it may cause overheating and potential damage to the device. Store and use the wearable within recommended temperature ranges.
  1. Avoid extreme temperature conditions: Extreme temperatures, both high and low, can adversely affect the performance and lifespan of the wearable. Avoid exposing the device to extreme temperature conditions.
  1. Dispose of/recycle properly: When the wearable reaches the end of its life cycle, do not throw it in the garbage. Dispose of or recycle the wearable according to local regulations and guidelines for electronic waste at designated facilities.
  1. Please note that the Health Gauge wearable is not a medical device, and if you have any health concerns or questions, it is recommended to consult with a healthcare professional.

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