Clinicians Iron Boost 30 Veggie Caps

Jase: How much iron is in one capsule?

Kimmi: Twenty-four milligrams of elemental carbonyl iron, plus folic acid, vitamin B12 and vitamin C.

Jase: Something to take just because you feel tired?

Kimmi: No. Iron status should be checked first because tiredness has many causes and excess iron can be harmful.

This women-focused iron formula is not a treatment for anaemia or unexplained fatigue. Pregnancy, breastfeeding and children require individual professional guidance.

Directions

Adults: Take 1 capsule daily with food, after confirming iron supplementation is appropriate.

Children: The supplied page says capsule contents may be mixed with orange juice, but gives no age or dose. Do not give to a child without a healthcare professional specifying the dose.

Cautions

• Test iron status and identify the cause of low iron before supplementation.
• Iron overdose can be fatal to children. Store securely out of reach.
• Do not use with haemochromatosis, iron-overload conditions or unexplained high ferritin unless directed by a clinician.
• Pregnancy and breastfeeding iron needs vary. Use under maternity-care or healthcare-professional guidance; do not exceed one capsule daily unless directed.
• Iron can interact with thyroid medicine, some antibiotics and other medicines; separate doses as directed by a pharmacist.
• The supplied panel incorrectly says a serving is 30 capsules, but states the amounts are in each capsule. Confirm the current pack.

Nutrition Information

Supplied panel states: Serving Size: 30 Vegetable Capsules

Each vegetable capsule contains:

Other Ingredients

Magnesium stearate, microcrystalline cellulose and silicon dioxide.

Data check: Confirm the serving-size line; the panel otherwise states these amounts are per capsule.