Patient Aid Medical Grade Floor Scale | 12"x 12.5" Platform | 550 lb Limit

This is an excellent scale. I have been using it for about one year. I bought to monitor a medical condition. It matches my doctor's medical-grade scale to within 0.1 kg (0.22 lb.) every time. At one year, it is still using the original batteries.

A fine, well-made tool. Reliably and ACCURATELY weighs whatever you put on it... up to 550 lb. No remembering and factoring in prior readings... no biasing, no bs. Just quick accurate weights. Needs a hard flat surface. Mine rests on a flat wooden board (12" X 24") on a carpeted floor. Grouted tile floors might also be problematic... in which case, just put down a flat board for the scale to rest on.

Finally an awesome scale. Best I've ever had.

If you're sick and tired of scales lying to you, this is the scale you need. Every scale from the cheapest $10 up to the fancy $90 ones with apps all lie. They add up the weight distributed over their load cells, pick a value, and store it. If you try to get back on the scale within a time frame (up to 3 minutes) it will give you the identical weight if you're within a certain tolerance of the last saved weight. This, I presume, gives the illusion that their scale is precise, with repeatability. However, if you wait 5 minutes and try again, it will add up a new weight and it will almost certainly be different - sometimes by pounds! Not this scale. This scale is simply reading the load cells from the controller, adding them up, and displaying the value in increments of 0.2lbs. No memory, and high precision (multiple reads give same reading). I can't attest to the accuracy, but given the high precision, you could easily correct accuracy using known weights. The only scale more precise than this is a full analog scale you'd find at a Dr's office.

Probably the best scale we have ever owned. It’s a bit too large to leave sitting out but fits easily in the cabinet. Large display with both pound and kg settings. No problems after 6 months of use.

easy to read

Whoever designed the wall mount bracket should lose their job. They obviously didnt try it out first. No mounting screws came with. The holes for the mounting screws were some of the smallest holes I have ever seen. So i took the bracket out to the shop and drilled out the holes a little bigger. Then grabbed a few anchors of my own. Mounted the bracket. The scale readout now wont work because the small drywall screws head stuck out just a small amount. So i ended up having to drill two more holes in the bottom of the bracket under the readout. Secondly, make sure you mount it at eye level unless you want to hold it in your hand. Hard to read if not. It is accurate and doesn't jump around like other digital scales. Just fix the mounting bracket and you have a 5 star winner.

I had a scale from amazon, tons of reviews, etc. it was never accurate. I would move it to a different spot, boom up 5 lbs, move it 90 degrees, down 2 lbs, etc. I got this to better track my weight and its been amazing. Its the only scale where I have been able to get on / off and on again and get the same reading. A little pricer but seems much better made than the cheap alternatives.

Me gustó que es fácil de usar, pero en el instructivo trae dos puedas para darle soporte y solo me llegó una pieza y no puedo pararlo en mi escritorio como en la imagen