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Palm Pilot Question


SueC

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SueC Explorer

I just received a palm pilot and am loading it with software and such. I am going to buy Clan Thompsons list but not sure which one to get. Is is worth getting a subsription? Are there that many changes in a year....?

Does anybody find that the subscription is worth the extra money?

Thanks for any input.


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elonwy Enthusiast

There are updates every couple months, I have found the subscriptions worthwhile sofar. I have to say I use the food lists more than the drug lists though, its got more stuff in it.

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jenvan Collaborator

I like the subscription too...as elonwy said, there are quite a few updates a year. I don't use the drug one...b/c what I take rarely changes and I can just contact the manufacturer.

glutenexpat Newbie

I subscribe to the year plan and have found both the food and drug list very helpful. As the others have stated they update the lists every 3-4 months and sometimes the changes are pretty significant. I highly recommend paying the extra money as reading a list that is 6 months to a year old could have out dated information and cause you to ingest gluten as manufacturers often change ingredients or suppliers.

I hope that you find your palm and the smart lists as helpful as I have.

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