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…

Nima, the Portable Food Testing Device

Published 8/5/2016

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

Please do not panic: The research abstract on the Nima Sensor and gluten-free restaurant meals presented at the ACG annual meeting is misleading

Yesterday evening I was just about to close up shop when three messages arrived…

Troubling Gluten Testing Data Released by Nima: But Hold the Phone

Yesterday the Nima Sensor team released testing data that has caused me a great…

Mystery Grain in Edison Grainery Lentils Tests “Low Gluten” Using Nima

This post is an update to the blog posted on December 13th entitled “General…

Testing Oat Products Using the Nima

Please watch the video Using Nima to test heterogeneous samples such as oats before…

Consumers & Manufacturers: What you must know about gluten test results using the Nima Sensor

In Honor of Celiac Disease Awareness Month, Gluten Free Watchdog is writing a series of…

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…

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/

Products testing low gluten using the Nima Sensor test less than 5 ppm using the R5 ELISA: False Positives?

Bottom Line: In some cases packaged food labeled gluten-free (or appearing to be free…