Question:
Fitday not accepting nutrition facts???
Has anyone else had the problem of fitday.com not accepting the nutrition facts directly from a product? Several times I will customize a food and use the servings size and nutrition facts from the food's label and fitday will tell me the calories need to be changed based on their formula. — Sarahlicious (posted on June 11, 2003)
June 11, 2003
That happened to me too. I'm new at using fitday and so far it only
happened with one item. But the calories according to fit day were only
off by 2, so it was no big deal, but I don't know if it's a usual occurance
— janice L.
June 11, 2003
It's happened to me once in awhile, too ... so I change the nutritional
info to get fitday to accept it, but try to keep the protein/carb/fat ratio
of the product the same as on the box (even if I have to adjust it for
fitday) so it's not too far off. Makes you wonder though, doesn't it?
— Suzy C.
June 11, 2003
This happened to me yesterday. Kinda made me mad!!
— Catherine B
June 11, 2003
It just happened to me this morning. I copied the nutrition information
directly from a label of jar gravy that I used last night. It would not
accept this info, and said the calories could not be right for what I had
entered. I chose one from their list that seemed close. Could this mean
that some labels are not correct? I just started using fitday this week,
so I'm not completely familiar with it.
— Carlita
June 12, 2003
Sarah, this has happened to me to, but I found that if I click on
"save custom food" again, the item will be accepted as I endtered
it. Robin
— rebalspirit
June 12, 2003
One time too many I have found that the nutrition info on labels could not
possibly match the calorie amount the product claims to have. All fats have
9 cal per gram-- everythin else -- carbs,proteins ect... have 4 cal per
gram. So, for the most part, you can figure out if the calorie count on the
label is accurate or not.
— dorothy S.
June 12, 2003
Sorry, i think I made a mistake about the fat calories -- it should be 7
per gram.all else is 4 per gram.
— dorothy S.
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