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DietCalc Diet Nutrition Calculator

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Dietcalc Pro is the new top-of-the line diet plan organizer that tracks nine of the most important nutrients in diet. Dietcalc provides clear understandable nutrient data needed to make smart eating decision and is a great motivation tool that is 100% compatible with all popular diet plans. Dietcalc now comes with over 2,000 common and popular fast food restaurant items stored in its food database. Additionally, you are now able to add your own favorite food items into the database and also edit or delete them at any time.

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Product Details

Package Length:	6.0 inches
Package Width:	3.4 inches
Package Height:	1.7 inches
Package Weight:	0.15 pounds
Average Customer Rating:	based on 21 reviews

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Ingredients:

Nutrition and diet calculator

Features

Easily keep track of your diet for the most effective weight loss
Save Time and Money
Stop the Yo-Yo dieting and get let the DietCalc do your work for you

Customer Reviews

Average Customer Review: 3.5

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Love the Dietcalc Apr 22, 2010
I just got the Dietcalc a couple of weeks ago after having it recommended to me by a friend and I have to say I absolutely LOVE IT. I started my diet in January and lost about 20 pounds. I did that by carrying around a little spiral notebook and a calorie book and just writing everything down I ate which worked great, but I found I was pretty much eating the same things everyday, so once I started getting close to my goal, I bought this just to keep me on track until I got the rest of the way. I also plan to keep using it even when I reach my goal, to make sure I don't gain any of it back. It's so easy to keep with you all the time as opposed to a notebook and a calorie book.

The only drawback is that it does have a limited database of foods, but I think most of the basics are in there so if you're in a restaurant and unless the foods within the dish you're ordering are really outlandish, you should be able to find them in there. Chances are if they're that outlandish you probably shouldn't be eating them anyway if you're trying to lose weight. But the beauty of it is you can add your own items, which works out great for me. I have about three different combinations of Fiberone cereal and soy milk I eat for breakfast everyday, so I just figured out all the stats per serving of each one with the same amount of milk and put them in there myself under 3 different names. So every morning I just pick the one I ate and pop it in there.

Another thing some people have said is a drawback that it doesn't give you an actual list of what was entered and sometimes people forget if they've entered it or not. I think I solved that problem. I just cut a post it note in half and stick it inside the case and then whenever I eat something I just write it down real quick on the post it, put it in the Dietcalc and then just put a little checkmark next to it to let me know that it's been entered. That at the end of the day when I've reached my limit and am not going to be eating anymore, I just toss it out and start a new one the next day. You don't really have to write alot down, like the quantity or anything since it's just a reminder to let you know you've entered it in the Dietcalc.

I bought that Calorie Smart first and did not like it at all. It's very complicated to use and the buttons are so tiny I had to use a pen to press them. Plus one of the buttons kept getting stuck under the face which was annoying when I was scrolling down looking for something. I didn't like that bump on the back either. It was a little cumbersome to carry around. I also found the calorie counts to be a little suspect. I ordered something at Ruby Tuesday from the menu one night that the Calorie Smart said only had about 400 calories in it. Well, when the waiter brought the dish to our table, my husband and I both looked at it and said, no way does this only have 400 calories in it. In only ate a third of it and took the rest home and I'm still not sure I had only 400 calories.

Do not buy this Apr 02, 2010
I am struggling with the product. It keeps running out of power (I have replaced the batteries three times in the last month) and every time it does it resets itselfs and you have to re-set your goals, time, date., etc. and sometimes loses all the data you have entered. I want to try and return mine.

Not what I expected Jan 27, 2010
Simply put, the DietTech is merely a time consuming way of keeping track of calories and not terribly accurate. Buy a journal and a calorie count book to record-it will be faster and cheaper.

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Not what I expected Jan 22, 2010
This product is difficult to operate.
Texting on a calculator is cumbersome.
I opted to keep track of totals on a tablet, it's easier.
I end up using the calculator just to look up foods I do not have nutrition labels on.

Calculator Oct 12, 2009
Arrived in a timely manner. This DietCalc Diet Calc Nutrition Calculator is convenient as well as efficient. As someone new to diabetes its a must have.