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  • Costco doesn't carry it anymore. I think when they had that really good deal the end of last year, it was to clear out their inventory.

    you can buy the Bodybugg with a 6 month subscription but the cost is a little higher, and I don't think any vendors besides 24hour fitness and apex fitness sell it anymore. If you type in bodybugg on amazon, it takes you to a GWF!

    another alternative is a Fitbit. It doesn't measure the exact same things as a BB/GWF, but I think it gives useful info. It's $99 and there is no monthly subscription.
  • Quote: I bought the bodybugg and it ended up not working for me. It showed that I was hardly burning any calories with high intensity workouts and it was the same for low intensity just walking. I got frustrated and ended up trying to return it. That was back in October. Since I am not a member at 24 hr. fitness, they still haven't given me my money back for the bugg and for the display. I just wanted to share my negative experience. I"m sure it works for some people ,but for me it didn't. I now use Lose It, an application on my iTouch that helps me track my calories and workouts and that has been very helpful and free.
    Sorry you didn't have a good experience. Is there any chance that the unit you got didn't work right and could be exchanged for a new one?
  • Fitbit?!? That's more my speed $$. Off I go to read up on that one! Thanks for sharing, PeanutsMom704.
  • ah, ok.

    I bought a used BB. It came with the wrist watch thing, the wireless downloading tool thing, the BB, and 2 months' left on the subscription.

    I have since purchased a full year and will be paid through Feb., 2011.

    Dawn

    Quote: It came with a promo code for 3 months, and I signed up for a year, so I've made a 15 month committment for now. Hopefully, I'll be at (or at least very near) goal at that point and can decide whether I think the GWF is something I want to keep using a tool for maintenance. I already plan to keep journalling my calories forever so tracking the calorie burn doesn't seem like much of a stretch from there.