Digital Scales

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GABBY2876

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5/31/11 12:58 A

I use digital BUT I think that as long as you use the same one you will get an accurate weight loss. Even if it's always 4 lbs (kgs) off. Good Luck.

gabby

GRACEISENUF

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5/31/11 12:53 A

I use an old fashioned scale. I tried a digital once but every time I stepped on it, it would say a different weight so I returned it. The one I have now is very large with very large numbers.

LUCKYCOMET

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5/31/11 12:48 A

a scale's a scale... they're not very accurate...just ball park.

RUNNER12COM

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5/31/11 12:08 A

I quit using mine at home and now use the tried and true non-digital one at the gym. I trust it more than my digitals.

EOWYN2424

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5/30/11 11:39 P

I have one at home but it's not v. accurate, about 0.3 kgs lighter.

GIRLGENERICA

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5/30/11 10:59 P

We've had one from Tanita for a few years now. The readings seem to be pretty close to when I've been weighed at the doctor, if that helps. It also does body fat % but I don't know the accuracy of that since I've never had that tested with any other method.

ITSSTEVE

Posts: 45
5/30/11 10:43 P

I have the Eatsmart Precision Plus Digital Scale and I love it. It is very accurate and has a wide platform.

Here is the link on Amazon.com:
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-Technology-440-Pounds/dp/B0032TNPOE/r
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RACHELKRISTIN

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5/30/11 10:09 P

Which scale have you found to be accurate? I have a few & they all say different numbers - even up to 6 lbs difference. I need one that is reliable !

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