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Clan Thompson Gluten Free List For Pda

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kimberleyshort
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Hi,

I was dx with Celiac 6 years ago. Although I've been very careful with my diet I am much more sensitive to any type of "acciental" gluten ingestion. I'm thinking about purchasing the Clan Thompson Gluten free list for either my PDA or computer. Does anyone else use this system??

Thanks!!

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I don't have it but am planning on buying it next month. I love how they tell you the date it was verified and the exceptions like possible cc and then give you the number so you can call yourself. You can also make a shopping list on there. So handy!

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mbg98
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Hi,

I was dx with Celiac 6 years ago. Although I've been very careful with my diet I am much more sensitive to any type of "acciental" gluten ingestion. I'm thinking about purchasing the Clan Thompson Gluten free list for either my PDA or computer. Does anyone else use this system??

Thanks!!

I have them both and love them! I use the one on my PDA the most but the one on my computer has an ingredients checker on it that I love, so when in doubt I type in the ingredient i am questioning and as long as its in there data base i get an answere. It is so helpful!!!

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Hi,

I was dx with Celiac 6 years ago. Although I've been very careful with my diet I am much more sensitive to any type of "acciental" gluten ingestion. I'm thinking about purchasing the Clan Thompson Gluten free list for either my PDA or computer. Does anyone else use this system??

Thanks!!

I just bought the food and drug combo... I went for the one time download thing... bc I figure I won't need anything but annual updates thanks to this forum... so far I really like it :-)

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