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Anyone Find A Good gluten-free Product App For Smartphone

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Mizzo Enthusiast
Mizzo
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Anyone find a good APP for their phine for product listing of gluten-free foods. I use the handbook by Univ of Illinois Celiac disease center. It's fabulous but I would rather not carry it if my iphone can do the same

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Try Clan Thompson's web site: www.clanthompson.com has lists for Blackberry and other smartphones. I used to use their app for Palm PDA, and it covered a lot of brand name foods, plus restaurant chain foods. You pay a yearly subscription, and they release updates several times a year. It was very useful back when I was a celiac newbie. They also have lists for medicines.

celiackitcat Newbie
celiackitcat
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It's not a complete listing by any means but I got the Celiaccess app on my droid and it also allows you to use a bar code scanner to check gluten free status. I hope they continue to add products but they do have a pretty good start. I also just noticed when searching for gluten free cookies that this program is great if you shop at Walmart because they seem to have all of the house brand products on it. I do wish it was more all inclusive but for a free product I do like it.

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QueenOfPain Rookie
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On my iPhone I use "is that GLUTEN FREE? eating out" and "is that GLUTEN FREE". I also have "GFNews" which lists a lot of current gluten-free related news.

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celiac-mommy
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I LOVE "Is that Gluten Free??"

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