Animal-Free 1.1

Reviews

4 ★, on 2012-09-15
The information seems good and concise. The app is easy to use and navigate, including a search function. However, text is not as sharp as it could be on the Nexus 7 tablet (not tablet-optimized). Still, text is large enough and easy to read, though a text size option might be helpful to some. Perhaps a favorites function would also be useful. And, although I'm not a vegan, I agree with others that the gross meat background picture should be replaced!

3 ★, on 2016-07-25
As of recently, when I try scrolling the text blurs and the screen starts bugging out, preventing me from scrolling or reading. Also, there are quite a few ingredients listed that say "always animal derived" when I know that isn't the case. I said that in an older review but I still don't see any changes.

4 ★, on 2013-09-21
This app is really helpful, but I noticed not all ingredients can be found on this app such as Ester Gum which may be from an animal source. Don't depend on this app alone. Make sure to stay educated on other ingredients you come across that aren't familiar to you and use that along side this app

4 ★, on 2013-10-23
This app is just so helpful. Every time I'm shopping, I need to take it out and look at it because there's some obscure chemical I'm not sure of. Thank you so much. My one complaint is that there is a picture of meat in the background of the animal side. I'd prefer plain red or a picture of a living animal on a sanctuary.

4 ★, on 2012-02-28
The app is good, would be Great if it had a barcode scanner that would tell you if its vegetarian / vegen friendly to help out us newbies. There are a few other vegetarian scanners but they have nothing in their database. This could be perfect!!

2 ★, on 2015-01-22
An OK list but several issues: - 1. Why a "vegan list" and an "animal list" - I have to check 2 lists to find out that the item is not listed. All other apps have a single list with a red/green colour code. - 2. It doesn't seem to include any European additive codes e.g. E-numbers. - 3. Vitamin B-12 is listed as always animal-derived. WRONG! (Unless bacteria are animals) - 4. No search function, just scroll scroll scroll. - 5. Information screens are badly formatted and do not align. - 6. Cluttered with redundant information that gets in the way. We already know alligator skin, eggs and leather are animal-derived. Clue is in the name. Actually I might just uninstall.