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Record your weight, body mass index, body fat percentage, and other data with the right scale. Designed for both home and professional use, some scales are also compatible with your smartphone. Many scales are accurate to a portion of a pound, and some can weigh up to 400 pounds or more.
Compatible with Electronic Devices
Shop for scales that are compatible with your smartphone and other devices. These scales use wireless signals to send the information you record directly to your device. Some scales can even send information to an online account; these scales may require Internet connectivity.
Strong and Durable
Scales that are made from tempered glass and other durable materials are strong enough to accommodate many users for years of use. Professional scales are durable enough for everyday use in a hospital or doctor's office; they are often made of steel or similarly strong materials.
Accurate
Know exactly how much you weigh every time you step on the scale. An accurate scale will tell you how much you weigh down to a percentage of a pound, which can help you track your progress and goals. Use measuring tapes and other diet and medical supplies to track the inches that you drop while losing weight.
Track BMI and More
Some scales keep track of your body mass index, your overall percentage of body fat, and other factors that can affect your overall health. Many scales will also store that information for future reference and let you go back through your records to see how much weight you lost and how much your body changed.
Compatible with Electronic Devices
Shop for scales that are compatible with your smartphone and other devices. These scales use wireless signals to send the information you record directly to your device. Some scales can even send information to an online account; these scales may require Internet connectivity.
Strong and Durable
Scales that are made from tempered glass and other durable materials are strong enough to accommodate many users for years of use. Professional scales are durable enough for everyday use in a hospital or doctor's office; they are often made of steel or similarly strong materials.
Accurate
Know exactly how much you weigh every time you step on the scale. An accurate scale will tell you how much you weigh down to a percentage of a pound, which can help you track your progress and goals. Use measuring tapes and other diet and medical supplies to track the inches that you drop while losing weight.
Track BMI and More
Some scales keep track of your body mass index, your overall percentage of body fat, and other factors that can affect your overall health. Many scales will also store that information for future reference and let you go back through your records to see how much weight you lost and how much your body changed.