i dont think any scales are, just use the same one to monitor your weight and youll be fine, its just a number :smile:
compadre to Quids
5 Apr 161#4
I find electronic scales far more accurate and consistent, obviously more expensive. Make sure they have reasonably deep feet if using on carpet, best used on hard surface.
BigYoSpeck to Quids
5 Apr 16#5
As home scales aren't really scales just force measurement devices very few are really that accurate. The key is as someone else said to use the same set to track progress and not be too hung up on the number itself.
Your waist to hip ratio is a better indicator of if your mass is healthy than BMI.
aing69
5 Apr 16#6
Does it play 'MMMBop' as well when you stand on it? :sunglasses:
Quids
5 Apr 16#7
Cheers all. :smiley:
anthony712
5 Apr 16#8
now £7.98
trayan
5 Apr 16#9
bought it @eBay last week for £4.came in Amazon box. hmmm....
furreal
6 Apr 16#10
Down to £2.50 again, dispatched in 1-3 weeks but it's now an addon item.
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On a diet :disappointed:
Your waist to hip ratio is a better indicator of if your mass is healthy than BMI.