Check out - https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0032TNPOE/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1
08 Apr 18 by member: jimmiepop
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Hey Jimmie, the entire link isn't showing for me. Not on the app, nor the site. Thank you though
08 Apr 18 by member: spencerh94
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Scales are usually accurate within 0.2lbs. Better ones would be glass surface or metal, not plastic it can warp, I’ve tried all 3 and I’ve noticed glass or metal being most accurate as well as stable. About $20 at Walmart
08 Apr 18 by member: DEADPOOL12345
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I have had fancy ones and regular ones. I ended up with a glass surfaced one - and sometimes go back and forth between two different ones and just take the average. It's all relative, right? As long as it goes down for me, the nuber is less important.
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I've had a lot of scales over the last few years. The best scale, in my opinion, is the Renpho scale. It's normally $99 but it's on sale with Amazon currently for $35. It comes with so many features that I couldn't begin to list them all here. When you have a moment, check it out on Amazon - as well as the reviews. I don't think you'll be disappointed...
08 Apr 18 by member: Isaiah C.
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... here's a link for the Renpho scale:
https://www.amazon.com/RENPHO-Bluetooth-Body-Fat-Scale/dp/B01N1UX8RW
08 Apr 18 by member: Isaiah C.
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I got a $20 glass one from Walmart. Can't remember the name. It has me weighing 5 lbs more than my old plastic scale, but it seems to be close to what I weigh at the doctor's. I'll post the brand when I am home.
08 Apr 18 by member: LSG417
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I got a Weight Watchers branded glass scale at Costco, and it has worked out great.
08 Apr 18 by member: kpwcalories
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Same thing happens to me! If I move my scale to a different room it might be 5 pounds different. So frustrating!
08 Apr 18 by member: crazy8cottage
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The one I bought at Walmart is called the HealthoMeter. It's tempered glass and will store your weight if you choose to do so, up to two people.
08 Apr 18 by member: LSG417
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They all lie lol scales are angry objects! I get weighed at the pharmacy twice a month!
08 Apr 18 by member: 8Patty
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Don’t rely on the scale to figure out if u are making progress 😳 yes a scale is a good tool but not the only thing that determines progress 😉
08 Apr 18 by member: rosio19
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I currently have a glass one. I work at costco, and will probably pick up the weight watchers scale today (another glass one). I know weight isn't the only tool to measure progress, but it's a motivational tool for me and it's helpful.
08 Apr 18 by member: spencerh94
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I have a health-o- meter scale. It is extremely accurate and measures to the ounce so easier to see progress. Plus, it never needs batteries. I believe I bought it at Target. Good luck
08 Apr 18 by member: Colotado921
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i got one at jcpenneys & its worked for years but it needs a new battery. i like the digital ones
08 Apr 18 by member: Valerie Tibbitts
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@Isaiah I went with the Renpho. So far, I love it!
12 Apr 18 by member: spencerh94
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@SpencerH94... That's awesome! Isn't it cool how it links with the app and you can track all sorts of stats? My younger brother turned me onto the scale and the least that I could do was pass a great recommendation that was given to me, along to someone else. I wish you strength and health! 💪🏽
12 Apr 18 by member: Isaiah C.
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One last thing, those batteries (the green ones) that the scale comes with are "trial batteries." Be sure to switch those out as-soon-as-possible. They're mentioned in the manual and the section is very easy to overlook that you need to replace the trial batteries - or they could damage the scale as the batteries will begin to leak. ✌🏽
12 Apr 18 by member: Isaiah C.
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Thanks Isaiah! I did overlook that section! 🙊 I'll be sure to change them out soon!
12 Apr 18 by member: spencerh94
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