R5 ELISA Test Results for Gluten-Containing Products Testing “Low Gluten” & “High Gluten” Using the Nima Sensor

Bottom Line: Based on testing done to date by Gluten Free Watchdog, products testing…

Gluten Free Watchdog calls on Nima Labs, Inc. to release third party testing data to their community and to others interested in using the Nima Sensor

Gluten Free Watchdog calls on Nima Labs, Inc. to release third party testing data…

Gluten Free Watchdog’s Updated Position Statement on the Nima Sensor for Gluten

At Gluten Free Watchdog we are not able to recommend the Nima Sensor consumer…

Adrian Rogers Discusses Personal Gluten & Allergen Detection Devices such as Nima

November 23, 2017

Adrian Rogers, Senior Research Scientist at Romer Labs, recently spoke at Food…

Gluten Free Watchdog Position Statement on Consumer Use of the Nima Sensor to Test Food for Gluten

Bottom line:

At Gluten Free Watchdog we have been testing a wide variety of products…

What’s to blame for possible false positive “low gluten” test results using the Nima?

Bottom line: Gluten Free Watchdog has personally tested many products using the Nima Sensor….

When an individual is maligned because his scientific opinion is at odds with the commercial messaging surrounding a food-testing gadget we have a problem

Background: As many of you know, Gluten Free Watchdog has been independently testing, assessing,…

Nima, the Portable Food Testing Device

Published 8/5/2016

Gluten Free Watchdog receives at least one question each week about Nima asking…

Using the Nima to test heterogeneous samples such as oats

Please also see my initial comments on the Nima Sensor at https://www.glutenfreewatchdog.org/news/nima-portable-food-testing-device/

Using Nima to test mustard for gluten contamination

The video is embedded below. First a recap of Nima testing to date …

Sampling…