need an inexpensive scale

[Mickey527]

I just had lap band surgery and have been losing weight finally. Only had a 30 BMI but had to do it for health reasons, my heart and lungs have been affected by past chemo. Anyway..
My scale is old and not too accurate. Some days it seems right but when I get to my Dr I see I am 3-5 lbs less than my scale says.
I have looked at a few at Kohls but they are confusing. You have to put in your height, age, etc to get any weight. I just want a scale.
Has anyone bought a scale recently that they trust, that is fairly inexpensive? I don't think any scale is worth $125.

 

[mrudman]

I bought our scale probably about 10 yrs ago, and it's always been a very accurate one. DD's will weigh themselves continuously, lol, and when they go to the doctor's office, they're always within 1 lb of what ours had registered them.

Ours is this exact one:
http://www.healthometerstore.com/product_detail.asp?HDR=HOMMON&T1=HOM+HDM575-18

You can program it to track weight-loss for up to 4 people (by pushing the big buttons on front of scale... but we've never done that.. we just use it as a hop-on, weigh, hop-off scale.

 

[mster425]

Bed Bath and Beyond has a lot of them- there are Homedics digital ones for $30-$50, which is a reputable brand. I have a weight watchers one from there which was 25-30 and just shows your weight.

Don't forget your 20% coupon!

 

[minniemee]

Just bought a digital scale from walmart for 17.99 which measures to the tenth of a pound, seems to be a great scale so far. They had multiple to choose from as well. Ours had broke after 10 years, this one is way better than the old one anyway!