Should I use the Body Cardio if I wear a pacemaker?
No, you should not use the Body Cardio if you wear a pacemaker or other internal medical device. The Body Cardio circulates a small electrical signal in your body to perform some of its measurements such as fat mass, which may interfere with a pacemaker or other medical device.
Note: If you already own the Body Cardio and wish to keep it, you can use it as long as you disable the body fat measurements from the Dashboard. You can do so from the Withings App.
Should I use the Body Cardio if I have a stent?
Stents will not affect the measurement and do not pose a risk to the use of the Body Cardio BIA (Bioelectrical Impedance Analysis).
Should I use the scale if I have a metal implant?
As this has not been tested, we recommend that you consult with your doctor before using the scale if you have an intramedullary rod or other metallic implant in your body, especially if it is located in the lower limbs.
Should I use my scale while I am pregnant?
There are no known risks associated with pregnant women using Withings scales.
However, you cannot expect an accurate fat mass reading. Therefore, we recommend you disable the fat mass measurement. You can do so from the Withings App.
For more information about using the scale while pregnant, please read about Pregnancy Mode.
Is there a maximum or minimum foot size?
There is no maximum or minimum foot size required to use your scale.
Disabling impedance-based features from the Withings App:
- Open the Withings App.
- Tap Devices.
- Tap Body Cardio.
- Deselect Fat mass measurement and heart rate measurement.
Note: When you deactivate the fat mass measurement, it is deactivated for all the users of all accounts that are linked to the scale.
