Mason Vitamin Slow Release Iron - 360 Tablets

Mason Vitamin Slow Release Iron - 360 Tablets

$112.00
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Mason Vitamin Slow Release Iron - 360 Tablets

Mason Vitamin Slow Release Iron - 360 Tablets

$112.00
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Product typeIron
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Product details

Mason Vitamin Slow Release Iron is a high-potency iron supplement designed to support oxygen transport and energy production in your body. This slow-release formula is gentle on your digestive system while delivering the iron your body needs for healthy red blood cell function and muscle support.

Key Features

  • Slow-release formula reduces GI side effects compared to immediate-release iron
  • High potency: one tablet daily
  • Supports hemoglobin development and oxygen transport
  • Helps support amino acid metabolism and muscle function
  • Gentle on your system

Who Is It For

This supplement is suitable for anyone concerned about iron intake, including pregnant women, frequent blood donors, women with heavy menstrual bleeding, and those at risk of iron deficiency. It may help address symptoms such as fatigue, weakness and dizziness related to low iron levels.

Product Details

Brand Mason Vitamin
Form Tablets
Size 360 Tablets

Frequently asked questions

How many tablets are in this package?

This pack contains 360 tablets total (6 bottles of 60 tablets each).

How often should I take this iron supplement?

This is a high-potency formula designed for one tablet daily.

What makes this iron formula different from regular iron supplements?

This slow-release iron is formulated to be gentle on your system and has 60% fewer incidence of gastrointestinal side effects compared to immediate-release iron tablets.

Who is most likely to need iron supplementation?

Iron deficiency commonly affects pregnant women, infants and young children, women with heavy menstrual bleeding, and frequent blood donors.

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