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Special Note on Body Fat Scales

This scale uses bioelectrical impedance analysis (BIA) to

calculate body fat %. This technology works by measuring the

resistance (impedance) of small electrical currents through the

body. When the user’s height and body impedance are known,

the scale can accurately determine total body water (TBW) and

fat-free mass (FFM). Fat-free mass is then subtracted from your

total body weight to obtain your body fat mass.

This scale should be used while barefoot. Measurement

errors can arise if weighing while wearing socks or pantyhose.

To avoid slipping, do not step on the scale with wet feet. Do not

use the scale on carpet. Be sure your feet are properly aligned

with the heel and ball-of-foot electrodes on the scale.

The BIA method assumes that your body is within normal

hydration ranges. Do not use the scale after drinking alcohol or

caffeine excessively as these can affect your hydration levels

and degrade the body fat analyzers accuracy. Other factors

that can affect hydration include excercise, certain medications,

diuretics, illness, and menstrual cycle in women. For best results,

you should weigh unclothed wait a few hours after waking,

excercising, or eating to use the body fat analyzer. The results

of this body fat analyzer should be used as a guide to monitor

changesinyourtnessoversomeperiodoftime.Accuracywill

depend on consistency in your weighing routine.

WARNING: This scale’s body fat analysis feature

passes a small, safe electrical current through

the body and should not be used by those with

pacemakers or other electronic medical implants

as it could cause them to malfunction.

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