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What is a low cost calorie counter arm band?

dorothy asked this question Feb 28th, 2011 12:31 pm

I am in need of calorie coutner arm band but the one you use at the show are out of my price range are there some less then 25.00 that work just as well and are they water proof? thank you for the help. starting my process of getting healthy and need help.

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The BodyMedia Fit is about half the price of the BodyBugg at around $170. The same brand has this weight management band that looks like a watch for about $100 (about $80 on amazon). Other options under $100 are this Omron Pedometer, and the CalPal. The Gruve is about half the BodyBugg price as well.

posted on Feb 28th, 2011 1:04 pm

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