• 1.5" Lighted Digital Display
• Microprocessor Controlled Accuracy
• 4 User Memory Weight Tracking System with Leveler Technology
• Quality Engineering - Highest Precision Standards
• Exclusive Tracking and Balance System - 4 Person Weight Tracking with Leveler Technology
• Semiconductor Technology - Multiple Load Cell System
• Accurate Measurement - LCD with Blue Backlight Displays Weight in 0.1 lb Increments
• 380lb Weight Capacity - Displayed in Lb or Kg
• Safe Impact-Resistant Glass Platform - 12.5" Diameter
• Longlife 9V Battery included

The Right Weight Is Just One Step To Staying Healthy

Good habits, like eating a nutritious diet and exercising regularly, are an important part of staying healthy. So is maintaining the appropriate weight for your body type. Weight Watchers knows that monitoring weight can influence successful long-term weight loss. The latest technologies available are used in this consumer scale to offer you the most accurate measurements possible.

• High Visibility - Large 1.5" digital readout with blue backlighting displays weight in 0.1lb or 50g increments
• Leveler System - Graphically shows users when they are perfectly balanced for most accurate weight measurement
• Battery - Scale operates on long-lasting 9V battery
• Easy to Use - Simply "tap" scale to turn on
• Comfortable Design - Large 12.5" diameter platform
• Durable Construction - Safe impact - resistant glass scale weighs up to 380lb/172kg
• Weight Tracking - Shows difference between start, last, current, and goal weight. Especially useful for people trying to lose or maintain their weight. 4 user memory.
• Semiconductor Technology: Multiple Load Cell System - Uses precision electronic staging gauges for extremely accurate weight measurements.

Did you know? People lose three times more on Weight Watchers then they do on their own.** For meeting locations and times call 1-800-651-6000 or visit our website at WeightWatchers.com

Questions about your scale? 1-800-326-6247

** Heshak S, et al. Two-Tear Randomized Controlled Study of Self-Help Weight Loss vs. A Structured Commercial Program. The FASEB Journal 2001; 15 (4):A623