Question about Withings ScanWatch

Warning about this product. The LED is very bright and keeps shining into my arm. After 2 weeks, I got severe pain and inflammation in the back of my fingers, so I immediately put the watch aside. After that, I got a sunburn where the watch was placed, so that the skin became flaky and peeled off. A hard crust formed where the LED was and it peeled off after a few days. Underneath was extremely fine, very reddened skin. Afterwards and until today, a red hump formed (exactly at the place of the LED) like a severe sunburn. The pain in the hand and forearm continues. I will go to the doctor, document everything and take action against Withings. I don't think they have ever investigated what happens when you shine a light into your arm all the time. The LED is quite strong! Originally, I was extremely enthusiastic about this ScanWatch and also bought one for my wife, who didn't wear it that often and now also got a felck in her skin when the LED was on her arm. After some research, I found reports that some manufacturers have already had to recall such watches. Digitec should take this seriously. It could be that it only happens to people with light-sensitive, fair skin. The LED is so strong that even tanned skin has to be penetrated so that the sensors can measure. With light skin, the LED should not be so bright!