There does not seem to be a thread on this and there should be.
I know a topic that has come up on this board and in my CCFA support group is finding bathrooms when you travel. Problem solved. There is an App called "Restroom Finder." Totally free. I downloaded it onto my iPhone 5 and having some issues running it at the moment (due to my phone and not the program) but there are a bunch of other Apps out there on finding bathrooms. One is sponsored or created by Charmin as a matter of interest. They want you to find a bathroom so you can use their toilet paper to wipe your fanny, so it does not surprise me they have developed one LOL.
There is also another one called "I Wanna Pee" but I am not sure if that one is free or not.
Another really good free App is called Fooducate. This one my CCFA Group Leader showed me. He saw me drinking Vitamin Water Zero and put the product into his App and what the App does is it evaluates the product nutritionally and dietarily, gives the product a letter grade and suggests alternative, healthier products. For example it gave the Vitamin Water Zero a "C" and referred me to other products that were in the same category that it graded higher. But depending on what dietary considerations you have it is a great App. Also gives you calories and other information. Just enter the product name and it gives you all the hard info you need.
Anyone find any other good Apps?
I know a topic that has come up on this board and in my CCFA support group is finding bathrooms when you travel. Problem solved. There is an App called "Restroom Finder." Totally free. I downloaded it onto my iPhone 5 and having some issues running it at the moment (due to my phone and not the program) but there are a bunch of other Apps out there on finding bathrooms. One is sponsored or created by Charmin as a matter of interest. They want you to find a bathroom so you can use their toilet paper to wipe your fanny, so it does not surprise me they have developed one LOL.
There is also another one called "I Wanna Pee" but I am not sure if that one is free or not.
Another really good free App is called Fooducate. This one my CCFA Group Leader showed me. He saw me drinking Vitamin Water Zero and put the product into his App and what the App does is it evaluates the product nutritionally and dietarily, gives the product a letter grade and suggests alternative, healthier products. For example it gave the Vitamin Water Zero a "C" and referred me to other products that were in the same category that it graded higher. But depending on what dietary considerations you have it is a great App. Also gives you calories and other information. Just enter the product name and it gives you all the hard info you need.
Anyone find any other good Apps?
