Nature Made Iron Review
By Razvan Radu, Senior Writer, Susanne Blake, MS, RDN (expert review)
Susanne Blake is a Registered Dietitian Nutritionist with expertise in eating disorders, food reactions, & whole foods nutrition. She has worked with children and families, with elders and retirement communities, and has provided nutrition services to detention facilities, schools and recovery programs. Her media expertise is extensive and has included live television, as well as print publications.
Nature Made Iron is a mineral-based health supplement that is supposed to help maintain the level of iron in the human body. According to the manufacturer, iron is a vital ingredient for supporting red blood cells, which in turn helps with the proper transportation of oxygen throughout the body. This supplement can be of particular health to young women, as iron deficiency and anemia can often be experienced by this consumer class.
This supplement is manufactured by Pharmavite under the popular brand name Nature Made. The company has received numerous prizes and acknowledgements regarding its high quality manufacturing process, and has also attracted a large number of customers due to the low prices that it practices.
There is 30-day money-back guarantee available for Nature Made Iron, regardless of where you choose to purchase the product from.
Nature Made Iron Ingredients
Nature Made Iron contains: Ferrous Sulfate, Cellulose Gel, Calcium Carbonate, Croscarmellose Sodium, Hydroxypropyl Methylcellulose, Magnesium Stearate, and Polyethylene Glycol.
Product Features
Nature Made Iron is based on a mineral formulation of ingredients. The purpose of the supplement is to maintain a healthy level of iron in the body, through the use of the active ingredient Ferrous Sulfate.
Ferrous sulfate is a chemical compound that is derived from Iron. It is considered the first line of treatment for iron-deficiency anemia, a decreased number of red blood cells in the blood due to low levels of iron. Iron deficiency can often be a result of inadequate dieting, being common among Vegans, or excessive menstrual bleeding. If left untreated, iron deficiency can lead to serious cases of anemia, which can, in turn, cause long-lasting effects on one’s health.
People taking prescription medication should consult a doctor before beginning treatment with Nature Made Iron, particularly in the case of antibiotics, antacids, osteoporosis, blood pressure or thyroid medication. There are no side effects associated with the proper use of the supplement, but caution is still advised in the case of children and pregnant women.
It is recommended you take one tablet each day with a meal.
Advantages
- No reported side effects, provided instructions are followed
- Highly affordable product: a bottle costs $11 and can last up to 10 months
- Money-back guarantee available with this product
- Manufacturer is widely recognized for its good manufacturing practice
Disadvantages
- Cannot purchase this product directly from the manufacturer
- Product ineffective for people that do not suffer from iron deficiency
- Many similar products available on the market
- Not many customer testimonials available
Conclusion
Nature Made Iron is one of many products that can provide some people with great benefits, but not in the case of people maintaining a healthy diet. If your diet includes enough red meat or other foods that contain iron, then you probably don’t require such a supplement. However, if you or any of your loved ones suffer from iron deficiency, this supplement might be exactly what the doctor ordered.
If you suffer from iron deficiency or anemia, treating it yourself with supplements might not be the best course of action; it is advised you consult a doctor, to make sure that your situation is not a symptom of a more serious underlining condition.
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