Goyslop Identifier App
(yuka.io)
I scanned my vodka. "Yuka does not rate alcohol, but you know the result :)"
Pretty funny.
Pretty funny.
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I started using this app a few weeks ago and it's nice. You can scan the barcode of a product and the app will give you a rating between 0 and 100. The makers of the app are said to be independent and not on the payroll of anyone. There's an opportunity to donate $10 to $20 a year but they don't nag about it.
I considered getting this, but I began to wonder what I would scan with it. My diet consists entirely of food I make myself from basic ingredients. No processed food at all.
I scanned some salt I bought, had a lot of information I wasn’t expecting lol.
I started using this today but found it interesting that it's rated my flouride free toothpaste as "poor" while "Colgate" flouridated piece of shit is rated "good". Is this for fucking real?
Wow...that's crazy. Sorry to hear the app missed a clear and obvious poison.
I've been using this and its pretty good. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0749DPJJQ
I've been using this and its pretty good. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0749DPJJQ
Don’t take this app as gospel. I sent an enquiry why my fluoride free toothpaste is rated “poor” and yet a a poison based fluoride toothpaste was rated “good” and here is their response:
“ Fluoride, when used as recommended, is considered safe and effective in preventing tooth decay. The concentrations found in toothpaste (1000 to 1500 ppm) are designed for daily oral care without posing risks. Most cases of overexposure come from sources like water, not toothpaste.
By following guidelines, such as using a pea-sized amount for children, the risk becomes negligible. The Yuka App categorizes it as no risk based on these established guidelines and findings.”
“ Fluoride, when used as recommended, is considered safe and effective in preventing tooth decay. The concentrations found in toothpaste (1000 to 1500 ppm) are designed for daily oral care without posing risks. Most cases of overexposure come from sources like water, not toothpaste.
By following guidelines, such as using a pea-sized amount for children, the risk becomes negligible. The Yuka App categorizes it as no risk based on these established guidelines and findings.”
I don't get it. Can't you read labels? Why do you need an app? Reliance on apps and tech makes you dumb
I thought the same thing. I like how the app tells you about the additives that are dangerous. There are a lot of endocrine disruptor additives and I don't know all of them so the app helps.
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nowadays i read EVERYTHING and i genuinely enjoy shouting "WTF 15% soy oil in fucking **condensed milk**?! THESE FUCKING KIKES!" when i find the absolute audacity of (((certain))) EU imports
the look on the normies nearby is priceless, one time i had a jew (i think?) looking at me as if i'm literally Hitler when i discovered French Mayo company was using 100% Rapeseed oil and ZERO eggs