I have the Tanita BD-815U.  It has a 2g accuracy and ability to measure 
in grams or lbs.

http://www.tanita.com/en/baby-scales/  It retails for about US$834

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Tania Archbold B.Sc., IBCLC
Mother's Nectar Lactation Consultant Services
519-400-7098
www.mothersnectar.ca

On 2014-09-19 13:04, Laura Coulter wrote:
> I’ve only ever used the Medela Baby Weigh scale, but the one I’m
> currently renting is suddenly way off, so I need a new one.  The
> pharmacy I rent from isn’t going to get a replacement so I think I’m
> just going to invest in purchasing one. Do I “need" the baby weigh, or
> are others happy with less expensive brands? I would love any
> suggestions, as the new baby weigh II is very expensive ($1633), but I
> know it, trust it usually :) and  like the ability to go betw. pounds
> and ounces to grams.  I have used another LC’s Tanita but it doesn’t
> have that function the same way and I had heard in a class that Tanita
> was a good scale, but I wonder about it since it only costs $300.
> There’s got to be something in the middle here.  Thanks in advance.
> 
> Laura Coulter, CNM, MS, IBCLC
> 

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