Overview
- The battery-powered device analyzes small food samples in disposable pouches and returns results for allergens or gluten within minutes, according to the company.
- Pouches are single use, currently detect one allergen per test, and are slated to cost under $10 each via subscription packs.
- A company representative described the CES unit as a nearly finalized prototype with core technology ready and exterior design still being refined.
- Gizmodo reports the company has not published peer‑reviewed validation, has not disclosed detection thresholds, and the device does not appear to have regulatory approval as a diagnostic tool.
- ZDNET quotes the COO saying the product has FDA clearance and will launch with gluten and lactose tests, with preorders expected later this year following a €3.6 million raise in October.