We are always striving to do better. We take quality very seriously and added ISO 9001 certification to our manufacturing just last summer. This is in addition to the PTM certifications on all our gluten testing kits and our ISO 17025 accreditation for our laboratory testing. Did I mention we take quality very seriously? As […]
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This guidance changes slightly depending on whether you live by yourself or if other people (family, friends, roommates) are using the same space. Gluten Avoidance The safest method is to keep all gluten containing products out of your space, although this is not always practical if you live with others. There are a few ways
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Hi everyone. There are so many grains and products made from them that it can be confusing and hard to keep up. We want to help everyone stay safe and aware, so we have put together a list of various grains and products to help you out. We hope this can be a useful tool
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What is Gluten? Gluten is a storage protein found only in wheat, rye, barley, and hybrid species of these cereal grains. Some countries list oats as containing gluten due to contamination and because ~5% of celiac patients are sensitive to oats; other counties may list oats due to shared fields and/or equipment that can lead
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Watch the video below to learn how to run your EZ Gluten™ Test from the comfort of your own home.
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Want a simple way to introduce healthy habits to your children? What about helping their digestive system to function at its best? Download our FREE coloring page and learn about the power of gluten. This page is fun-packed with activities children of any age are sure to love. Simply click the button below, download the
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What is gluten? The term “gluten” refers to a specific complex of gliadin and glutenin proteins found in the endosperm of wheat, rye, and barley. It is the group of proteins that give elasticity to dough, allowing it to rise or give a chewy texture to baked goods. What is celiac disease? Celiac disease is an autoimmune
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