TellSpec - spectrometer (scanner) that determines the composition of food

It is bad that the overwhelming majority neglects the information on the labels of food or convenience foods. We don’t even know the contents of what we eat, but as long as it’s not horrible and digestible, we don’t bother to find out. If you want to know what's in your food, then you'll have to look a little closer than the label to know what's going on.

The TellSpec spectrometer will give us detailed information about what our food is made of. This small handheld device syncs with your smartphone. We will be able to find out what allergens, chemicals, nutrients, calories, and even ingredients are in the food being tested. For those with food allergies, this is a godsend, as severe food allergies can make food life-threatening. He not only shows us what is in the food we want to eat, but also gives us a “back story” of each element that makes up it.

The work of the device is interesting:

"When we aim the TellSpec laser beam at food, some of the photons are absorbed, activating the energy states of the molecules in the food. Some of the energy photons are then reflected back. The spectrometer inside the TellSpec scanner sorts these photons by wavelength and counts them. The resulting numbers (let's call them the spectrum) describe the chemical compounds in food. This spectrum is loaded onto the analyzer, where it is analyzed and correlated with other reference spectra. Information about allergens, chemical and nutrients, calories and ingredients in the food being examined is then downloaded and displayed on the smartphone ".

As such, it is a fairly high-tech movement in a compact package, so the $ 320 down payment with subscription required shouldn't surprise you. You can choose black, red, green, turquoise, or white as the color of the scanner body. Make sure your smartphone has support for this device before making a purchase.

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Do you yourself have this item available? Can you tell us about the actual use? And then the price is rather big, and what will actually happen, no one can say.

Yeah (thoughtfully so) to what progress has reached (c) a very relevant device !!! Especially if it says "Butter" on the package, and there is no trace of milk fat there ... or sausage without GLUTOMAT E622, (I have asthma for it), and there it is not measured, the piece is expensive, but .. . very necessary, it is -YES

Do you yourself have this item available?

Unfortunately not

Two questions.
1. Without a smartphone in any way?
2. Determines which composition: proteins-fats-carbohydrates? Or also minerals, vitamins, other impurities (food additives)?

It's just that this little thing somehow does not pull on a mass spectrometer. Although ... progress does not stand still.

I myself recently had to acquire a nitrate tester, and now I am interested in such things.

What a device you need! It's a pity, expensive and not sold freely. I think my smartphone would have pulled it.

Quite an expensive thing, but can she do a full chemical analysis of the composition of the product? After all, now such a hindrance is that it is just right to disassemble the whole laboratory! It should be a very serious program loaded, but no program can surpass human ingenuity!

I don’t understand how to buy it

Something very much I doubt the correctness of his testimony. Usually this is only available to laboratories with the most complicated and much expensive equipment.It looks more like a sedative toy with big errors. The same advertised SOEKS, as the results of the examination showed, does not give normal and full-fledged indications. It has already been proven that more specialized equipment is needed to measure harmful nitrates

I didn't even know about Soeks. I have been using it for two years now and I firmly believe in it (my poor children, mom, let's buy a watermelon, well, pzhaaalsta, and I have a lot of nitraaats)

I buy measuring devices and somehow wanted to buy SOEKS by the summer, it's good that the impulse was still in winter and I managed to make inquiries. It's not so simple in the measurement results and what kind of "nitrates" it measures.

I also saw SCiO on YouTube - A Pocket Molecular Sensor For All!