Lifestyle tips

The Wicked Pear:
It is just that I've crested the 700 lbs. mark a few times in the past, so while xl-700 is nice I've had a few times it has errored out. I'd rather know how much I'm over, opposed to, hmm I must be bigger now, because i can't get my favored jeans over my thighs

The Wicked Pear:
I imagine that it must be stressful when you find a doctor you like who treats you as a person, not as a diet issue, and then find you exceed their equipment. Do you find the U-line scale worth the purchase?

The Wicked Pear:
I imagine that it must be stressful when you find a doctor you like who treats you as a person, not as a diet issue, and then find you exceed their equipment. Do you find the U-line scale worth the purchase?

BigBallBellyGirl:
Oh, I found the cost ridiculous initially, so I went through several cheaper models first. Not only did the cost add up, but they also tended to read errors even when I was a good bit below capacity. So yes, I'm glad I got this one. It's worked well for 18 months now.

The Wicked Pear:
One of the health metrics my doctor has asked me to start tracking is % of body fat, so my search is ongoing again as I'm looking for a scale in high capacity that also measures body fat as well. Or a way to do this that isn't connected to a scale. Anyone know if you can still use the body fat features of a scale if you exceed the capacity of the scale?