The Gluten Free Scanner

Scan Gluten Free

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About this app

Having intolerance to gluten is frustrating enough. The Gluten Free Scanner works simply and fast, using your mobile phone camera to scan the barcodes already found on the products you buy.

We maintain up-to-date the largest database of food and drink products available in the US, to detect the presence of gluten. Over 500,000+ products and growing. A team of registered dietitians, nutritionists and researchers take care of the accuracy of our database.

Every scan will be analyzed on four levels, to provide greater information and protection. This enables you to make a more informed decision as to whether or not to try the product.

Full Version features:

- SEARCH by Product Name, Brand or Category, over 80,000 GLUTEN-FREE products

- The “DISCOVER GLUTEN FREE” option is a great way to discover your new gluten free favorites!

- DINING CARD / TRAVEL CARDS, to eat safely in restaurants domestically and abroad

- SEARCHABLE LIST OF SAFE/UNSAFE INGREDIENTS

**** ALSO AVAILABLE FOR IPHONE:

http://scanglutenfree.com

We have plans for new features in the future and always welcome your suggestions.


Note: The Gluten Free Scanner only works in the US. Terms of use: http://scanglutenfree.com/eula

Ratings and reviews

It seemed to work at first but soon began telling me that the items were not available. These were not obscure things, just stuff of the grocery shelves. I thought about buying the full version, but I have to investigate more as I have been disappointed in the lack of info after using the free one for a couple of weeks.

I have the paid version. It seems like a decent app so far, but it's missing a lot of common products (i.e. big brand potato bites). In addition, there appears to be no way to save information to a personal account. A personal account would be helpful so that you don't lose your favorites if something happens to your phone or the app on your device. *Also, please fix the history section because it isn't working at all right now.*

For a free version, I can't complain. This app has a lot of data, even for store and off brands, and it has been accurate for me since I was diagnosed in September. The only problems I had were with seasonal products and barcodes coming up as different product items, but that is a minor inconvenience in my opinion. I love that my scanned items save in a history and update if ingredients change. I plan to get the full version soon and have suggested this app to my family or friends wanting too.

What's new

Bug fixes and performance improvements.