DNZ Take Control Toolkit User Reviews

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DNZ Take Control Toolkit appears legitimate, with a few gaps. AppsHunter Legitimacy Score for DNZ Take Control Toolkit is 73/100.

Based on 73 of 100 points across 7 verification signals from App Store and developer data.

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Use-ability

The information is dense and hard to read on a phone because it’s not mobile friendly. When I open an article I can’t get back to the app which annoys me. I think the article is opening in a pdf which takes me away from the app.
It’s good to have the quality and trustworthy info. I know it’s coming from a good|reputable source.
It’s meant to be a toolkit, I didn’t find it very toolkit-like. It’s just a bunch of text documents
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Disjointed sub titles that don’t merge

As others have said you have to quit the app to leave a specific subject it’s simply a compilation of brochures in PDF form not helpful at all tbh

Wasn’t helpful

Came looking for advice on diabetes, diet and health but this wasn’t helpful.
When you read a page, you have to quit the app and reopen.
Some Of the symptoms parts, didn’t give an answer but instead just repeated the question.
NZ Diabetes should do better and find out what people really need and want.
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Rubbish app

So called information pages are deadends and you have to quit the app to get back to the top. And the diet information is out of date, promoting synthetic refined hydrogenated foods like margarine over more natural spreads like butter. The world wide campaign against saturated fats and cholesterol is a sham that has actually LED to the diabetes epidemic that is now plaguing the world. Keto is our saviour
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GREAT!

This is a Fantastic initiative! Well done