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Digital Body Scale Glossary

Body Composition Analysis: A method of measuring body fat, muscle, and other components of the body. It is used to assess health and fitness levels and to track progress over time.

Digital Scale: A device used to measure weight. Digital scales are typically more accurate than traditional analog scales and can provide additional information such as body fat percentage and body mass index (BMI).

Weight Capacity: The maximum weight that a digital scale can measure. Most digital scales have a weight capacity of up to 400 pounds.

Accuracy: The degree to which a digital scale can accurately measure weight. Most digital scales are accurate to within 0.2 pounds.

Display: The type of display used by a digital scale. Most digital scales use an LCD display, which is easy to read and can show additional information such as body fat percentage and BMI.

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Customer Type: Any customer interested in monitoring their body weight and overall health
Retail Store Availability: Widely available in department stores, online retailers, and specialty health stores
Usage Interval: Can be used daily or as needed by the customer
Shelf Life: N/A (No expiration date)
Retail Store Types: Department stores, online retailers, and specialty health stores
Age Suitability: Suitable for all age groups
Gender Targeting: Not specific to any gender
Events or Occasions: Not specific to any events or occasions
Categories: Personal health, fitness, and wellness
Seasonality: Can be used year-round
Price Point: Affordable to mid-range
Product Features: Accuracy, precision, digital display, weight tracking, body composition analysis, and user profiles
Brand Recognition: Varies depending on the brand
Usability and Convenience: Easy to use and convenient for regular monitoring of body weight
Health and Safety: Generally safe to use, but should follow manufacturer instructions and safety precautions