What is with all these devices lately saying they can detect allergens from a surface scan? Doesn't anyone else see the critical flaw with this: you wouldn't detect anything on the inside? All it takes is a few milligrams hidden inside and someone's life is on the line. And if you say 'not for people with sensitive allergies' you don't acknowledge that any food allergy can turn life-threatening to lower thresholds without prior warning. (With few exceptions.)

Science, people. Science. And an understanding that allergens aren't always so obvious to detect.  And that it isn't always the obvious and blatant allergens that kill people.

Sorry if I am being harsh. If there is some level of molecular science that is used in these devices that I am missing please let me know. It could be that something crazy new has been invented and I would love to hear how it works to see inside things with such accuracy.

I am so sorry! Thank you so much for helping me spot the mistake!!!!! 

This is the new link!
http://goo.gl/forms/vOAXbYUUBy

Your survey is broken. Question 2 is supposed to be answered if the answer to question 1 is "no," but question 2 requires an answer even if the response to question 1 is "yes."

hi lovely people!
I am an undergraduate student who is trying to innovate a product that will help ease the lives of people with peanuts allergy.
This is a survey that I need you guys to help me out with!!

Go to this link for a short 2min survey!! 
http://goo.gl/forms/MJZjjE0b00

The above link is broken! This is the new one!
http://goo.gl/forms/vOAXbYUUBy