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dollymixsix
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What scales do you swear by for accuracy? I have Salter ones that were not exactly cheap, and they drive me crazy. I can step on them 3 times and get 3 different readings, so I have no idea what I actually weigh.
Basically I'd like some recommendations for decent scales!
Basically I'd like some recommendations for decent scales!
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Withings scales are consistent, not sure about the accuracy though. They have some nice smart phone/IPad/Computer integration too. I weigh myself everyday, just habit now. Nice to see the chart go down, encouraging.
You may get three different readings from your scales if you weigh yourself at different times of the day. Best to weigh yourself first thing in the morning after a visit to the loo.0 -
I've got a pair of Weightwatchers ones that were on 1/2 price in Argos, they seem quite accurate, and are always within 0.5 of a lb with the pro ones in my work (hospital)0
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I've found my Wii to be far more consistent than my scales - and that's more important than accuracy IMO (I don't know if they are completely accurate, but my SW was spot on with what I weighed at the docs)0
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I use the Salter MiBody scales - they're expensive right enough, but you can have up to 20 user profiles (if that's important to you), they have extra attachments that go on the feet for use on carpet, and in the couple of months that we have had them, they have been extremely accurate.
They also come with a USB stick so that you can transfer the data to a computer where you can see readings for your weight, visceral fat, % muscle, % water, %body, BMI, BMR etc....0 -
I have the same as the other lady above, WW scales from ARGOS and very accurrate0
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I have a set of Tanita Innerscan scales. They are brill, i have had them for years now and are still completely accurate.
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