• Active Iron for Women is the perfect combination of high potency iron and 16 essential vitamins. Specifically formulated for women to support energy, immunity and vitality.
• Why Is Active Iron Different? Our iron pills, unlike many, have a whey protein formula that protects the iron from oxidation allowing for 2X better absorption². It's also gentle on the stomach, helping to avoid common side effects such as nausea and constipation¹.
• Who Should Take Iron Supplements? Iron deficiency anemia affects over 2.1 billion women and men worldwide. However, women with periods, pregnant & postpartum women, athletes & endurance exercisers and those at risk of low iron may need to supplement their diet with extra iron.
• How Does it Work? Unlike most iron supplements, Active Iron is clinically proven to support hemoglobin formation and increase iron levels by 94% in 6 weeks¹. These easy-to-swallow iron tablets are suitable for those with an iron deficiency
• Is It Suitable for Me? Active Iron is free from artificial colors, flavors, gluten and sugar. Its whey protein formula is suitable for vegetarians, pregnant women, and coeliacs. Active Iron is also certified with Informed Sport, making it suitable for athletes

How does Active Iron work? Active Iron’s ground-breaking protein formula targets the site where the body naturally absorbs iron, the DMT-1, which increases the amount of iron absorbed¹. Active Iron is clinically proven to help prevent gut irritation and increase iron levels by 94%², meaning it’s kind on your stomach yet strong on absorption. ¹ Wang et al. 2017, Acta Haematological, 138: 223-232​. ² Ledwidge et al. Data on file.​ Statements made regarding these products have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Statements regarding dietary supplements have not been evaluated by the FDA and are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or health condition.

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