Proferrin Forte-12mg of high Absorbing Heme Iron Polypeptide. Easy on the Gut. 90 Tablets. 1mg of Folic Acid to aid in red Blood Cell Production. Not affected by Coffee, Calcium, or PPI's.

Get this!!!!! If you have low ferritin levels get this immediately!!!! Just make sure you are taking a methylated supplement with it if you have the MTHFR gene. Because this one has folic acid. But my levels dramatically improved just the first month I was on this. I feel sooo much better and my hair loss has stopped. My ferritin was at a 14.

Love the product however I hate that it contains red dye I literally wash it off before consuming.i wish they can just it without the dye

Easy on the stomach for gastric sleeve patients. The only one that doesn't hurt. Watch the folic acid. Get without from same manufacturer if you don't need folic acid.

I was "barely" anemic for my third trimester bloodwork. Because I was so healthy they just said to eat more beef. I love beef- it didn't help. At 4 months postpartum I began fainting constantly and blacking out. I figured it was anemia so I began taking these pills, 3 a day, for 5 days. By day 3 the fainting turned into slight wooziness but no blackouts and day 5 it stopped completely. My own gripe is these are so expensive... I do like they have folic acid. Honestly these should be marketed as pregnancy iron pills. I am feeling so much better now and I don't feel like I am going to die just by getting up to make a bottle. I will eventually taper off to one a day but I was trying to take a therapeutic dose. Also yes- these absorb better. Way better than vegetable derived iron... I wish I had known heme iron exists.

These are working well for me, after 6 months my red blood cell count continues to improve. I am on auto delivery and they are always fresh wtih expiration dates well out and delivered on time. I will continue to purchase these from this seller.

Absolutely works

I had been taking a liquid iron supplement (Geritol) for over a year to treat iron-deficiency anemia, but I didn’t notice any improvement. On 7/31, my bloodwork showed a hemoglobin of 13.4 g/dL. I switched to Proferrin, and about six weeks later, on 9/15, my hemoglobin rose to 14.8 g/dL, which is now within the normal range. So, I'm impressed. The cost is good considering that it is a 3-month supply.

This is very expensive and didn't help raise my iron levels much over the six months or more that I was taking it. On the plus side it's very gentle and didn't cause any irksome digestive symptoms. Everyone's iron deficiency has a different cause and so what didn't help me much might work out better for you.