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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

National Diet and Nutrition Survey : People Aged 65 Years and Over, 1994-1995

Variable Details

Variablemain14b
LabelBrand name and type of artificial sweeteners
Responses
1 Canderel tablets 3
2 Flix tabs-mcubes 0
3 N Hermesetas tabs 0
4 O Hermesetas tabs 8
6 Medicare tabs-mcubes 0
7 Natrena 2
8 Natriblend 0
9 Saxin 0
10 Shapers tabs-mcubes 2
11 Shapers w Nutrasweet 0
12 Supatrim tablets 1
13 Sweetex tablets 6
14 SweetnLow tabs-mcubes 2
15 TiLight tabs-mcubes 0
16 Canderel spoonful 15
17 Flix granulated 0
18 Hermesetas granulated 3
20 Shapers sugar lite 0
21 Sionin 0
22 Sucron 3
24 Sweet n slim 0
25 TiLight granulated 0
26 Trimspoon 1
27 O Hermesetas liquid 0
28 Sweetex liquid 2
29 Medicare granulated 0
30 Sweetex granulated 7
31 Sweetnlow granulated 0
32 Supatrim gold 1
33 oth tablet-minicube 3
34 other granulated 3
35 other Liquid 0
36 other 1
98 can t say 0
99 not answered 0
Sysmiss 1997
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationNational Diet and Nutrition Survey : People Aged 65 Years and Over, 1994-1995
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