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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • January 26, 2012
  • April 11, 2016

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This app helps individuals with urinary discomfort identify bladder-friendly foods. It features a searchable database of over 250 food items categorized by their potential to soothe or irritate. Includes alcoholic beverages for informed choices.

Searchable food database
Bladder friendly food categorization
Try it and caution food categories
Includes alcoholic beverages
Second release of IC/BPS Food List
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What's New in ICN Food List

1.0.2

April 11, 2016

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. This is a significant update with a new user interface and a universal build that runs on both iPhones and iPads. Adds new foods, reorganizes content and simplifies the user interface.

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User reviews

Too many clicks

You have to click into each category and then each food to learn the evaluation of each food item. There needs to be a better “at a glance” list. Color coding would help a lot. Also the ability to indicate which foods are safe or not for me would take this to the next level. Not likely to use this when I’m out as I would spend too much time looking at my phone, taking time away from the people I am with
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App crashes when you use search bar

You can only find foods by scrolling tediously through categories. You can’t use the search bar causes the app to close and crash.

Very helpful and useful

I started using this app after being diagnosed with IC I find it very useful only thing I wish it had was an option to mark the foods that I’m able to or can’t eat some of the green zone are triggers for me and I’d like to be able to track what try it foods that gave me triggers or what was safe to eat. Otherwise this app is great I'm able to look up foods when not home and not having to carry my IC diet book.
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Just use google

I’m kind of sorry I spent money on this app. It’s a nice list, but not at all exclusive. Chocolate is bad - what about white or macha chocolate? Molasses?

It’s also VERY preachy about fat, sugar, artificial flavoring, etc. I honestly wonder if some foods are on the bad list not because they cause IC, but because the developers think they’re unhealthy. Arbitrary. I need an IC only guide. I already know dyed popsicles aren’t the best food choice.
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Fantastically Simple

As someone who is just entering the complex world of IC, this app has been a godsend in its simplicity. The rating system is straightforward and effective - and that sentiment applies to the design of the app, as well. It is direct, easy to navigate, and quick to read. Cannot support this app enough. Saves me hours of research and I could not be happier.
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FAQ

What does the ICN Food List app do?

The app helps patients with urinary discomfort, such as those with Interstitial Cystitis (IC), choose foods that are less likely to irritate their bladders. It provides a searchable database of over 250 foods categorized by their potential impact on bladder health.

What are the main features of the app?

Key features include a searchable database of foods, with items categorized into 'bladder friendly,' 'try it,' and 'caution.' It also uniquely includes a list of wines, beers, and spirits to help users make informed choices about alcohol consumption.

Is this app free to use?

Yes, the ICN Food List app is available for free. There are no in-app purchases or advertisements mentioned.

Who is this app designed for?

This app is specifically designed for individuals who suffer from urinary discomfort, particularly those diagnosed with Interstitial Cystitis (IC) or Bladder Pain Syndrome (BPS). It's useful for everyday decision-making, such as when shopping for groceries or dining out.