I meant it's inaccurate for body fat composition readings. Sending electrostatic impulses through your feet isn't an accurate way of measuring body composition.lcmt wrote: ↑ If you want to get an accurate result for this type of digital scale, you have to use it on a flat floor. Normally use it in a bathroom can give you more accurate result. That's why all this type of scale called the "Bathroom Scale". The reason the bathroom has a flat floor because the ceramic or porcelain tile are installed. If the surface is not flat, then the tile will break. So if anywhere in your house believe to have a flat surface, then you can use it there too.
AnujS699 wrote: ↑ I meant it's inaccurate for body fat composition readings. Sending electrostatic impulses through your feet isn't an accurate way of measuring body composition.
I had my bodyfat composition measured when I was at Goodlife using one of these things. According to it, I had 40% bodyfat. Which is a little hard to believe when you're 6ft tall and 170lb, and you lift heavy weights 5x/week.
So if you're getting it to measure bodyfat, don't. If you're getting it to measure weight, go for it.
