Changes in body composition reflect body status, which may be affected by factors such as disease, nutrition, hydration, and medication. Accessories such as jewelry may interfere with the electrical conductivity. Improper posture will also affect test results.

It is recommended to maintain the same testing conditions from test to test to produce high data reproducibility and comparability.

For the average population, the electrical currents sent through the body during an InBody tests are too low to feel.  However, there is a small possibility that individuals with tactile sensitivity may feel a slight sensation.

All of the InBody models have the same test ranges for weight, height, and age.

• Weight range: 22 pounds to 551 pounds

• Height range: 3 ft 1.4 in – 7 ft 2.6 in

• Age range: 3 years to 99 years

Before a test, you should:

• Use the bathroom

• Maintain the same testing conditions as your first test

• Use an InBody tissue to wipe down electrodes

• Avoid eating or wait two hours after a meal

Avoid testing if before the test, you: 

• Exercised strenuously

• Used a sauna, steam room, or bath

• Consumed diuretics such as caffeine, alcohol, and medication

• Have a fever, cold, or chill

The InBody requires you to stand upright because an upright position resembles the natural state of the human body.

Yes. InBody devices are quick, convenient, and easy to use.

Each InBody model has an intuitive LCD screen for data entry and prints a result sheet automatically after each test. Each InBody comes standard with a quick set-up and installation guide, a user’s manual, a results interpretation poster, and a results interpretation booklet.

If you have any questions regarding the InBody, please contact an InBody specialist or Customer Service representative here.

Because the bottom of your feet must be in direct contact with the electrodes, clothing items such as shoes, socks, stockings or leggings must be removed for accurate results.

The InBody Test lasts between 15 seconds and 120 seconds, depending on the model being used.