Scales

[msjessy323 184]

I am looking to purchase a scale that would be just as good as the bariatric scales used at the center where I had my surgery just at a economical price . Any suggestions?

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[Heather I 500]

I really like my Fitbit Aria. Syncs with my iPhone and Fitbit Blaze daily, gives me lbs, body fat percentage, and is very sleek and unobtrusive. I got it online from Kohls using all my various coupons and Kohls cash. IDK if it's as good as the bariatric center scales (not familiar with what they use,) but the Aria had tested as accurate according to the research and reviews I had done beforehand. HTH!

[Diva T 62]

I don't own a scale and don't think I'm going to get one. I'll have plenty of opportunities to weight regularly for the time being at appointments. I would become a slave to weighing myself and I don't think that's healthy for me. I'm not trying to tell anyone else what to do just speaking for myself. I will tell you my surgeon and his staff agree with me on not having one at home at this point. I hope you find one that meets your needs. God bless you and keep you.

[FindingCarrie 244]

I like my Fitbit Aria as well. It does synch with the Fitbit app, and then I have it connect to the MyFitnessPal app as well.


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[msjessy323 184]

I'm not one to weigh myself daily but I do like to weight myself on a biweekly or bettet yet on monthly basis. Thank you for your advise .

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[NWJill 119]

I have a My Weigh scale, it has always been within 1 pound of my doctors scale and they have ones for higher weights. I got mine through Amazon


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