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Version 1.0.4 · 2026-01-16
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Not yet tested.
The store currently lists version 1.0.4, updated 2026-01-16.








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Pass the CDR RD exam and become a Registered Dietitian with confidence. This powerful study app gives you everything you need to prepare smarter, faster, and better — with expert-level questions, personalized tools, and full exam simulations that mirror the real test.
Inside the App:
• 1000+ RD-style practice questions across all domains
• Full-length exam simulations with instant scoring
• In-depth explanations written by nutrition experts
• Covers Nutrition Care Process, Foodservice Systems, Management, Research & more
• Smart analytics to track your progress and boost weak areas
• Study anytime, anywhere — even offline
• Apple Watch support to stay on track wherever you are
• Countdown widgets to monitor your exam date
• Memory Mode – smart flashcards to boost memory. Add your own or save from daily questions for quick review.
Built for future dietitians who want real results.…
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2026 exam updates
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