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Alan 49
DAFNE Graduate
Maidstone & Tunbridge Wells NHS Trust 284 posts |
I always use the Nutritional Values on package food to calculate my Carbohydrate Portions and most times they are very helpful. When they are in tabular form they are easy to read - there is a column for values per 100g and a separate column for values per pack. I have problems, however, when they are just text - a string of words and numbers. The text size is usually quite small - too small for my poor old eyes - and on a couple of occasions I have used the 'per 100g' value instead of the 'per pack' value and not injected enough QA. |
stephenbrowne
DAFNE Graduate
University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust 37 posts |
Hi Alan, |
Stew B
DAFNE Graduate
Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital 125 posts |
I have a credit card sized magnifier (with a built-in light!) which I keep in my wallet for reading those pesky tiny-text nutrition details! |
Mark2
DAFNE Graduate
Guy's and St Thomas' Hospital 23 posts |
Where did you buy your credit card size magnifier Stew? Sounds useful .. |
Stew B
DAFNE Graduate
Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital 125 posts |
Hi Mark, my better half got it for me - from EBay I think! |
Susanf
DAFNE Graduate
St Columcille's, Dublin 29 posts |
You could also take a pic of it with your phone and then enlarge the picture on your phone :-) |
Alan 49
DAFNE Graduate
Maidstone & Tunbridge Wells NHS Trust 284 posts |
I'm afraid that's not possible for me, Susan - I'm one of the few people without a smart-phone. |
Susanf
DAFNE Graduate
St Columcille's, Dublin 29 posts |
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