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What Is The Best Scale/body Composition Analyzer?

I got sleeved on 5/30/12 and bought a lovely scale (Beuer BF66) to track my weight-loss, bone density, water, etc., but it was recently damaged (thanks to our upstairs neighbors flooding our apartment) and needs to be replaced. Even though I loved it, Bed Bath & Beyond doesn't carry it anymore for a quick buy, so now I'm looking into other scales that measure everything. I still have a high BMI of 32, so it can't be for the next Iron Man or anything. I'm looking into the Omron HBF514, Seca 804 and browsing into Tanita scales. Any insight would be helpful! Thanks!

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I'm going for the fitbit and the Fitbit Aria wireless scale to sync with myfitness pal.

I bet you can find the one you liked on eBay:)

None of the home units are particularly accurate, I wouldn't spend the money.

An affordable commercial option you could do once or twice a year is the BOD POD: http://www.cosmed.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=1262&Itemid=310〈=en

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I have one similar to this one. It shows the same bodyfat % as my doc ofc scale. Mine shows I've gone down from 43% to 27%. Even if it's not 100 % accurate. It still motivsting and shows its going DOWN. ;)

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