Insect Food Scanner

Marcel Bartecki

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About this app

The Insect Scanner App is an essential tool for anyone who wants to ensure that their food is free from insects. With the help of the scanner, you can quickly and easily check whether a food item may contain insects without having to open it or conduct extensive research.

The app utilizes a comprehensive database of thousands of food items worldwide to provide you with accurate information.

The user interface is simple and intuitive, making it easy for anyone to use the app. Whether you're a vegetarian, a meat-eater, or simply someone who doesn't want to consume insects, the Insect Scanner App is an indispensable tool while shopping.

With the app, you can quickly and easily check whether a food item may contain insects. The scanner identifies all possible insects that may be processed in food items. Whether you're buying groceries at the supermarket, a health food store, or online, the Insect Scanner App is always by your side.

So don't hesitate any longer and download the Insect Scanner App today to ensure that you only consume food that is free from insects.

Ratings and reviews

It is a fictional app. I scanned a product which states that it has cochineal bugs as colouring and the app shows: no bugs! If the developers didn't bother to include cochineal in the list of insects, then it's a rubbish app. I recommend Yuka app which tells you about insects including cochineal and about many other things and also can recommend an alternative product.

At first, I didn't know if this would work in the US but wanted to try it anyway and downloaded it; YES, it DOES work in the US and on US products. The app scans the barcode and gives you the name of the product and if it contains insects or not. I would like the app maker to have one for foods now using "Lab-Grown" & "3-D" products. Hope It Comes Soon !!!

Great concept! Very convenient easy way to check on the go if a product contains any food additive from insects, which are mostly toxic for human metabolism and hematogenesis. Please add Hermetia illucens, which now has been started to be added into bread in since counties, like Russia for now. Thanks.