Is this scale safe for those with pacemakers? null

No, it is not. The way it tries to estimate body fat uses a mild electric current and therefore is not considered safe for pacemakers.

No. It has a warning on it not to use if you have a pacemaker or other medical device implant.

Its not recommended because of the Body mass index censor uses small electrical pulses (you dont feel it)

According to the documentation, the Aria is NOT to be used if you have a pacemaker.

No it is not. There is a warning on the instruction sheet that says do not use this product if you have a pacemaker or other internal medical device, or are pregnant. It is also not recommended for use by children under 10.

NO, it says right on the scale plastic covering that it shouldn't be used by people with pacemakers!

According to the manual, you should avoid this scale if you have a pacemaker.

It is not recommended for people with pacemakers, other inserted medical devices or women that are pregnant due to a not noticable current flowing through the body that can interfer with these. You also can not use the hand held devices for the same reason. You will be limited to caliber testing or submersion I believe.

I'm not a physician but I would assume it is as safe as any WiiFi piece of equipment in that it is low power. If you have a router and that is safe, then the scale will be safe too.

The Scale is battery operated--- I'm not a doctor; however, I don't see how it could interfere.

Yes it is safe, the scale will not interfere with you pacemaker

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No, it is not. The way it tries to estimate body fat uses a mild electric current and therefore is not considered safe for pacemakers.
Answered by rwizard73 10 years ago
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No. It has a warning on it not to use if you have a pacemaker or other medical device implant.
Answered by WVDragonfly 10 years ago
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Its not recommended because of the Body mass index censor uses small electrical pulses (you dont feel it)
Answered by lrosa14 10 years ago
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According to the documentation, the Aria is NOT to be used if you have a pacemaker.
Answered by BunchoShizzo 10 years ago
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No it is not. There is a warning on the instruction sheet that says do not use this product if you have a pacemaker or other internal medical device, or are pregnant. It is also not recommended for use by children under 10.
Answered by Pennypastas 10 years ago
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NO, it says right on the scale plastic covering that it shouldn't be used by people with pacemakers!
Answered by tjensen 11 years ago
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According to the manual, you should avoid this scale if you have a pacemaker.
Answered by Spahija 10 years ago
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It is not recommended for people with pacemakers, other inserted medical devices or women that are pregnant due to a not noticable current flowing through the body that can interfer with these. You also can not use the hand held devices for the same reason. You will be limited to caliber testing or submersion I believe.
Answered by TW1065 11 years ago
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I'm not a physician but I would assume it is as safe as any WiiFi piece of equipment in that it is low power. If you have a router and that is safe, then the scale will be safe too.
Answered by barjohn 10 years ago
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The Scale is battery operated--- I'm not a doctor; however, I don't see how it could interfere.
Answered by Pernz 10 years ago
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