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I have started up a new internet shop which is primarily aimed at Low Carb dieters, but it also has a 'sugar/aspartame free section'. A lot of the labels specify that the foods are suitable for diabetics, so I am wondering if I should expand the 'suitable for diabetics' range to cater for this particular market. Can you tell me what kinds of foods you would normally buy online?  Are there any foods which you have difficulty getting from regular shops?  Would you be interested in buying ketostix online? Obviously if regular supermarkets cater fully for your needs then there is no point in me expanding my range (which currently includes cookies, sweets and belgian chocolates). These questions only apply to the UK, as that is my target audience.  If the 'low carb' products are anything to go by, then the availability of products will vary quite drastically between the US/UK. Thanks. Joe. (www.lowcarbgoodies.co.uk)

dieters, but it also has a 'sugar/aspartame free section'. I would not buy anything on line unless it was cheaper than the local stores. PJ

I have started up a new internet shop Looks to me, that you are selling nothing but SPAM. SM ======== COWBOY UP! ========

**Diabetic** foods?? HaHaaHaa! No such damned thing exists. I said food 'suitable for diabetics' if you managed to read past the _title_. But I get the hint from the other posts that the diabetic market is adequately covered by regular shops.  Thanks, for your time.

Al Hardy < This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it wrote Food online?? HaHaaHaa! This is a joke, isn`t it? Tescos sell food online, what's so funny about that? **Diabetic** foods?? HaHaaHaa! No such damned thing exists. I said food 'suitable for diabetics' if you managed to read past the _title_. O my, the dirty spammer gets smart-arsed as well. What exactly is suitable about cookies and Belgian chocolate you ignoramus? Take your dirty spamming mentality away from us. This is NOT a commercial site. Al.