- Prenatal
Iron
The Blood Booster
- Critical for red blood cell production
- Formulated with vitamin C for optimal absorption
- Essential for people who menstruate or are pregnant
- Vegan friendly
- 30 day supply
Did you know?
Iron is one of the most plentiful elements. It comprises about 5.6% of the Earth's crust and almost all of its core.
Research and benefits
View all researchVegetarians have a higher risk of deficiency
People who are vegan/vegetarian may have a greater chance of being iron deficient because meat products are the best source of iron.
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People who are vegan/vegetarian may have a greater chance of being iron deficient because meat products are the best source of iron.
Consult your doctor first
Iron is an essential mineral that is responsible for transportation of oxygen and production of red blood cells.* Iron should only be supplemented for people who are not getting adequate iron in their diet. Getting too much iron can be dangerous, so do not supplement with iron unless you have spoken with your doctor.
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Iron is an essential mineral that is responsible for transportation of oxygen and production of red blood cells.* Iron should only be supplemented for people who are not getting adequate iron in their diet. Getting too much iron can be dangerous, so do not supplement with iron unless you have spoken with your doctor.
Essential mineral during pregnancy
During pregnancy, iron is an essential mineral because it helps to produce blood and supply oxygen to the baby. People who are pregnant are recommended to increase their daily iron intake from 18 mg to 27 mg. Due to this increase, iron is the most common nutrient deficiency for those who are pregnant, so supplementation may be beneficial.
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During pregnancy, iron is an essential mineral because it helps to produce blood and supply oxygen to the baby. People who are pregnant are recommended to increase their daily iron intake from 18 mg to 27 mg. Due to this increase, iron is the most common nutrient deficiency for those who are pregnant, so supplementation may be beneficial.
Smarter formulas
Gentle on the stomach
Our formulation includes the chelated form of iron. Chelated minerals are minerals that are combined with a chelating agent, like an amino acid. The agent prevents the minerals from interacting with other compounds, making them easier for the body to digest than non-chelated minerals.
Better
ingredients
Our Iron includes calcium and magnesium ascorbate — buffered forms of vitamin C. These buffered forms combine a highly absorbable form of vitamin C with the minerals calcium, potassium, and magnesium, and help the body absorb iron at a faster rate.