What kind of scale do u use?

I have a real problem with electric scales! I never really trust them because I can weigh myself and then get off and back on again, and my weight can go up by like 5 lbs in the space of 10 seconds! I think they are really sensitive sometimes so I find the old scales are the best!

I have one from walmart that is digital and the biggest difference is about .2 It works great. IT will also store up to 4 weights if you so choose. I thought that would be useful, however turns out it is not like I can't remember from one weigh in to the next, plus the kids mess with it often, (you gained 120 pounds today! after my 4 year old steps on it.)

I use my Wii board and Fit Plus because it's what I have. It matches my Dr.'s scale so I'm happy.

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Mine is by Thinner and I love it. It seems to be pretty accurate. We use it to weigh our cats a lot and it always says the same as the vet. (My husband and I don't go to the doctor, so we never get weighed by doctors' scales).

My scale is similar to this one but clear instead of black:

http://www.amazon.com/Conair-TH302-THINNER--BLACK-GLASS/dp/B001OR1D7M/ref=sr_1_4?s=bedbath&ie=UTF8&qid=1345046391&sr=1-4&keywords=thinner+scale+glass

Use a digital scale from Walmart that matches exactly what the doctors office scale reads. It runs approx $35 and we have had it for 1 yr. 8 mo. Can read and save up to 4 different people while saving your weight each time you want it too. It will keep track of your weight loss and other things like body fat, water, and bone mass. Also will weight up to 400lbs and has a wide base. It
is called the HEALTH-O-METER

FYI ON ELECTRONIC SCALES - do not leave in the bathroom, keep it in a room with no moisture

for food to measure meat, ect. I use the little electronic postal scale. It measures up to 3lbs in ounces and kg.

I have seen this topic posted a number of times, so I just put some information about BIA scales on my blog: http://www.myfitnesspal.com/blog/GrammaBonnie/view/bia-scales-407658

I have addressed the issue with variations in digital scales, too!
I hope this helps!

I have a super-basic mechanical scale I got from a supermarket (it cost about £4). I like that I don't need to worry about batteries, and I can just set it to 0 by turning a dial.

I use my gym where i go work out sometimes and I also use my tape measure to see where I am at.