The EVOLT360 is a body composition analyser. It provides a quick, non-invasive measurement of your body composition delivering over 40 unique health metrics in under 30 seconds. Including; skeletal muscle mass, body fat percentage, bio-wellness index, biological age, total body water, BMR, TEE, visceral fat mass, intracellular fluid... to name only a few!

The best time of the day to do a scan is in the AM, on an empty stomach, BEFORE exercising!

Consuming food, water, or exercising before will show a minor change in your scan result. The contents of the stomach and gastrointestinal tract can influence the result of the BIA scan so it is recommended that for the most accurate and reliable results, the scan be undertaken with an empty stomach.

However, you can still scan after eating a meal, so long as you re-scan under the exact same conditions each time you scan for comparability.

To ensure consistency of progressive measurements that are consistent with your training and nutrition goals, we recommend scanning every 4-8 weeks. You should expect to see a result in 4 weeks if you are following the right training and nutrition protocols, and for females this aligns with a regular menstrual cycle to ensure repeatability of the results.

While it’s not essential, we advise against focusing on your body composition during pregnancy due to the significant changes in your bodily water content while carrying a baby. Similarly, if you have a pacemaker, although the electrical current used in our scanner is very gentle and secure, it’s prudent to consult your doctor before using the scanner. Your safety is our priority, and seeking medical guidance is always a wise step before utilising our scanning technology.

The accuracy of the Evolt 360 has been repeatedly validated in the scientific literature for both the fitness and medical field. Using our patented 5 point algorithm and compartment scanning model, they have been able to revolutionise BIA scanning technology to achieve an average 98-99% repeatability, rivaling that of a DEXA scan.