I still haven’t bought a scale. I threw away that mean bitch about 10 years ago. When I started this process I weighed 412lbs on my WLC scales I weighed 308lbs the day of surgery at the hospital. On my 1 week post op I weighed 299lbs that is a number I haven’t seen in 20 years.
Now I have to buy a scale before my 4 week appointment. My question is what type of scale do you use. Brand and type would be very helpful. Thank you in advance.

Its expensive, but I like my fitbit Aria. It automatically sends my weight to the app. That way, it logs my weight, but I can decide not to really focus on it if I don't want to that day.

I purchased a Weight Watcher’s scale from BJ’s for $20. It is a great scale and accurate. The weight mirrors the scale in the doctor’s office.

This is the one I use. 29.99 at bed bath and beyond

The Weight Watchers Body Analysis Digital Bathroom Scale measures body fat, body water, bone mass, and BMI, all in a sleek, streamlined design. Stores data for up to four individual users.

• Sleek, streamlined design
• Maximum weight capacity 400 lb.
• Measures body fat, body water, bone mass, and BMI
• 4 user memory
• Large 1.5" display
• Tempered safety glass with stainless steel accents
• Uses 2 long-life 2 CR 2032 batteries (included)
• 10-year limited manufacturer's warranty
• Imported
• Model WW707Y

• skuId : 64600680

I've been using the same Yunmai "mini" Wireless Bluetooth Smart Scale with 10 Body Measurements for at least 2 years. The app is awesome and it's only $34.99 at the BariatricPal Store.

Not a bad price for what you're getting at all!??

I use RENPHO digital scale with body composition analizer. It has bluetooth and sends all info to my phone. Great product and costs $27.99 on Amazon.

I have the WW Scale- I just get one it, kick it, and then get off LOL

But it does the trick, I don't use the fancy functions with it at this point. Probably won't ever but it was a good value. Either 20 or 30 bucks.