Scales

[MiTurner247 34]

I want to purchase a new scale but I want one that will weigh down to the nitty gritty. Does anyone have any suggestions on a good reasonably priced scale?

[NancyJerry 139]

I've had good luck with my Weight Watchers scale. It was only about 30 bucks and it calculates BMI and H2O, too.

[Ms skinniness 3,003]

I have a ww scale and it's a close as can be. I'm very happy with it.

[fluffylibra30 323]

I have 5 scales including a biggest loser one. None of them are accurate, I use the one at the gym.:-/

[PEvette 297]

WW scale at Bed Bath and Beyond....about 30 bucks, but worth it...

[Cherrybomb 54]

Avoid Health-O-Meter. My brand new $50 one is 4-5 lbs off.

[MiTurner247 34]

I had a Health-O-Meter and it quit working so I wont be getting another one of those.

[Sassygirl06 962]

I keep track on the Wii fit. It also graphs my weight and bmi, also allows me to set my goals....as well as workout. It has always been accurate, and weighs down to the nitty gritty as you put it.

[MiTurner247 34]

We used to have a Wii but my kids never played it so we got rid of it

[Liberated Sleeve 148]

Weight Watchers scale and it is within a pound of my doctor's scale.

[Back~To~Amy 307]

I too use a WW scale. People talk about their scale not being accurate, but I'm not sure they have to be so long as you are consistently weighing in on it. If you get on your scale and you are losing, then you are losing. If you get to a specific number on your scale and you are comfortable, then stay at that number on your scale. One could probably weigh on 100 differerent scales and get a lot of different weights.

[sleeveInSD 17]

I bought a Taylor Lithium at Target for around $30.00 and it weighs me exactly what my doctors scale weighs me every time.