It is not unusual for the battery to show little decline for a few months, then drop 2-3% in another month. In other words, battery decline is not linear. The battery does not decline at a constant rate.
The battery is your iPhone has been designed to go up to 1,000 Charge Cycles before the Maximum Capacity declines to 80%. That works out to an average decline of about 1% for every 50 Charge Cycles.
After 250 Charge Cycles, the battery would be expected to be in the 93-95% range. Your battery is doing fine. No reason to be concerned.
In fact, because Apple does not display tenths of a percent, they drop the display number down. So, the 93% on your iPhone might really be 93.9%.
Again......your battery is doing fine. No need for you to be checking the battery settings all the time. It won't help.
Just replace the battery when the Maximum Capacity drops under 80%.