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Gluten Detective's At-Home Test Kits are Designed to Detect Gluten Eaten During the Past Week

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Did you ever wonder if your gluten-free diet is really 100% gluten-free? Did you know that you're supposed to be getting regular checkups with your doctor to verify that?

The Gluten Detective's stool and urine at-home test kits are designed to verify that your diet is gluten-free, at least during the seven days prior to running a test.

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On 1/19/2018 at 3:00 AM, Scott Adams said:

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Did you ever wonder if your gluten-free diet is really 100% gluten-free? Did you know that you're supposed to be getting regular checkups with your doctor to verify that?

The Gluten Detective's stool and urine at-home test kits are designed to verify that your diet is gluten-free, at least during the seven days prior to running a test.

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Will this work for a person just diagnosed with celiac disease and being on a gluten-free diet for a month now? I would like to know if I can use this to help me know if I am doing everything right.

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The test is supposedly accurate and can detect gluten you've eaten very recently. I've never tried it or known anyone who tried it.

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