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Taangrl21 · by **Taangrl21** » December 26th, 2006, 1:29 pm

Can anyone suggest a good scale at a half way descent price???

alpha femme · by **alpha femme** » December 26th, 2006, 1:59 pm

i have a taylor body fat scale that i like, but the weight watchers glass scale is great.

dede4wd · by **dede4wd** » December 26th, 2006, 2:01 pm

I feel your pain! You can spend a boatload of money on a scale. To be honest, I was just looking for one that had ounces, didn't require batteries that required a separate trip to a different store and was fairly accurate. I think I got this at Target. It's a Taylor body fat analyzer and was about $39.

That's what I've got!

DeDe

Taangrl21 · by **Taangrl21** » December 26th, 2006, 2:25 pm

Thanks Alpha and Dede...both have the same one I see. LOL.... i will have to look into that... :-P

bikipatra · by **bikipatra** » December 26th, 2006, 3:51 pm

My husband just bought me a simple Taylor digital scale that measures to the half pound. He picked it up for me because I was tired of the wiggling traditional scale we had that I had to wake him up to read because my boobs were so big I couldn't read the numbers and tiny increments. I needed precision. I got that to a degree but will definitely be upgrading soon. Maybe one of the ones recommended here but I like those talking scales, especially when they have a lower number to say. I don't have many friends so it will be great to have someone else to talk to!

hulagirlfromhawaii · by **hulagirlfromhawaii** » December 27th, 2006, 6:25 pm

bikipatra wrote: Maybe one of the ones recommended here but I like those talking scales, especially when they have a lower number to say. I don't have many friends so it will be great to have someone else to talk to!

You have lots of friends Biki!! Right here, hello?!! :stroll:

bikipatra · by **bikipatra** » December 28th, 2006, 5:07 am

hulagirlfromhawaii wrote:
bikipatra wrote: Maybe one of the ones recommended here but I like those talking scales, especially when they have a lower number to say. I don't have many friends so it will be great to have someone else to talk to!

You have lots of friends Biki!! Right here, hello?!!

Very true, very true. I just want that little voice in the morning telling me I lost a little more. It won't give me the hugs and congrats that I get here though! Smooches!

jlaman79 · by **jlaman79** » December 28th, 2006, 8:18 am

I have a Dr's scale with the weights and balances. My mom bought it 20 years ago when she was on Optifast. I inherited it when I bought my house. It's not pretty and it takes up a lot of room but so far it's been very acurate. I have no idea how much it costs, but she said it was expensive at the time.

hmmmm.....that was pretty helpful. Good job Jen. :roll:

Taangrl21 · by **Taangrl21** » December 28th, 2006, 9:06 am

I would love so much to get a doctor scale but yeah they are super expensive. I already went and priced em'...lowest starts at $182?!?! No thanks....still thinking about the taylor ones suggested above...but thanks Jen. I know what you were saying...

2getskinny · by **2getskinny** » January 8th, 2007, 10:57 pm

I bought one from this site. I LOVE IT! and it has been Very acurate! It is right on with my DH doctor's scale! I just replaced the batteries in it & we have had close to a year now. And it looks good in the bathroom too.

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