CrazyChemist
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Hi All - How accurate are those electronic body fat analyzers that cost like $20-$50? I'm thinking of buying one and I'm trying to figure out if it is a waste of money.
wontstop985
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It is a waste of money and not accurate at all.
russy_russ
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bioelectrical impedance is known to be inaccurate to 3-5%
warsteiner
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The electric one's are a waste of time. I have a set of Tanita scales and my bf% can change by 2% if I drink a litre of water.
Accu-measure calipers are supposed to be accurate to about 1% and they're pretty cheap as well. It would be to get a set of these rather than spending $50 on electric scales.
Accu-measure calipers are supposed to be accurate to about 1% and they're pretty cheap as well. It would be to get a set of these rather than spending $50 on electric scales.
CrazyChemist
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That was my thinking. Thank you very much for the feedback.
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