• Will I need to buy replacement parts for my FoodMarble device?

  No, FoodMarble devices aren't equipped with any consumable parts (that would just be too much hassle!). The removable mouthpiece is washable, so you don't need to worry about buying new parts. If you have issues with a mouthpiece, simply reach out to our team and we'll be more than happy to replace a broken, damaged or lost mouthpiece.Some readers

• How often should I test?

  As a general rule of thumb, we recommend taking a breath test before eating and again approximately one hour after you eat. We recommend testing regularly throughout the day, at hourly intervals (for example one hour, two hours and three hours after eating). We recommend a maximum of 10 breath tests in 24 hours for the longevity of your FoodMarble device. In general, any breath tests are better than none, so don’t worry if you don’t get your timing exactly right. You might still see iFew readers

• AIRE - What does my fermentation score mean?

  A single Fermentation Score on its own may not tell you much. AIRE is meant to be used overtime so that users can see trends and patterns in their fermentation based on their hydrogen readings. By taking regular breath tests throughout the day, you will gain a deeper insight about your digestion and digestive system over time. We also strongly encourage users to log their symptoms, meals, sleep, and stress. It's important to consider that foods you ate earlier in the day or yesterday can affectFew readers

• What is the proper technique for taking a breath test on AIRE?

  When taking a breath test using your AIRE, make sure the FoodMarble logo is facing up towards the ceiling. Hold your AIRE straight so that your breath will travel through the device, rather than hitting the inside ceiling.  Before the test, make sure that your lips and mouth are clean and dry. It's important not to let liquid or food particles into the mouthpiece.  When you're ready to take the test, stop and hold your breath for 3 seconds, then seal your lips on the mouthpiece and exhale intoFew readers

• Do I have to pay for the FoodMarble app?

  No. It's free of charge. The FoodMarble app will be available for download from the Play Store for Android users and the App Store for Apple users. Make sure to download the app in advance of receiving your FoodMarble device, in that way, you can set up your FoodMarble account and be ready to go once your shipment arrives!Few readers

• How do I charge my AIRE?

  AIRE charges via USB. There is a micro USB port beside the power button. There is a USB cord provided with your device. Please ensure the charging cable is fully inserted into your device. If you've plugged your AIRE in to charge but it's still not working, please be mindful of the following: If you have the blue and white cable, please note that it is possible for it to slide into the USB port both ways, but only one way works as the four prongs must align with the inside of the USB port.Few readers

• Will my FoodMarble device help with my Celiac Disease, Crohn's Disease or Ulcerative Colitis issues?

  Because the FoodMarble AIRE and AIRE 2 are not medical devices, if you have one of these conditions and your diet is directed by a doctor or dietician, you should speak with them before using a device. FoodMarble devices are not designed to diagnose, cure or prevent any medical condition.Few readers

• What is AIRE and who is it designed for?

  AIRE is a small, handheld device that can detect, through breath analysis, how much fermentation occurs with the different foods you eat. The device is like an activity tracker for your gut. It determines how your body responds to different foods you eat. Over time, it will allow you to find the foods most compatible with your unique digestive system and can help you discover which foods are causing your uncomfortable digestive symptoms.  AIRE is designed to help people who struggle with digesFew readers

• Will AIRE or AIRE 2 tell me if I have a problem with gluten?

  AIRE and AIRE 2 are not designed to detect gluten-related issues. If you think you may have a problem with gluten you should contact your physician for a test. However, many people who are not sensitive to gluten but still feel better when they avoid wheat may be reacting to carbohydrates like oligos-fructans. For some people, these ferment in the gut, which can be detected by your FoodMarble device. If you're reacting to specific carbohydrates rather than gluten (a protein), that changes wFew readers