Facility deducting 2 pounds for clothing??

[sleevemebaby7781 36]

I am right there on the border of 40 bmi. The place where I just went has said that they deduct 2 lbs for clothing when you weigh in. This would bring my BMI to 39.8 (no comorbidities) and I am wondering if anyone ever heard of this???? Is this typical/normal??

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[Kat0000 124]

My nutritionist did this. Eat or wear something heavy so it's not a issue.

[sleevemebaby7781 36]

My nutritionist did this. Eat or wear something heavy so it's not a issue.

If only I knew this in the morning.... grrrr...

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[Kat0000 124]

Oh crap... I have comorbidities so i had to stay above 35 BMI. Clocked in finally at 36.1 Did they tell you that you were to low?

[Mhy12784 423]

4 minutes ago, sleevemebaby7781 said:

If only I knew this in the morning.... grrrr...

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Call up and tell them you werent feeling well this morning, and you didnt have anything to eat or drink today or last night and that you dont think that weight accurately represents your true weight and you would like to weigh yourself again now that you ate and feel better. They SHOULD let you come back in and reweigh yourself.

Ive personally seen this occur before

Edited June 19, 2018 by Mhy12784

[It's about Me 142]

My surgeons office told me they deduct 2 pounds for clothing too.

[sleevemebaby7781 36]

Oh crap... I have comorbidities so i had to stay above 35 BMI. Clocked in finally at 36.1 Did they tell you that you were to low?

Yes. I need to go in for the next two.months now, and see the NUT again. They want to submit when they can submit 3 months of consistent 40+BMI and a weigh in with the NUT that also shows 40+.
Ugh.

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