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Trace Minerals Iron Liquid Supplement, 22 mg Ferrous Sulfate, 1.9 fl oz

Puntuación del producto80 / 100Muy buena
Marca
Trace Minerals
Categoría
Iron
Precio registrado
11,99 US$
Precio por porción
0,26 US$

Datos del suplemento

Tamaño de la porción
1.2 mL
Porciones por envase
46
IngredienteCantidad por porción% del valor diario
Iron22 mg122 %
Magnesium20 mg5 %
Chloride10 mg1 %
Ionic Trace Minerals300 mg—
Sulfate30 mg—
Boron105 mcg—

Otros ingredientes

  • Water, Purified
  • Citric Acid
  • Potassium Benzoate

Modo de empleo según la etiqueta

Shake well. We recommend spreading the serving size throughout the day and taking it on a full stomach. Using the metered dropped, take 0.4 - 1.2 mL daily with juice or food to mask the concentrated mineral flavor.

Datos de la etiqueta obtenidos de la base de datos Dietary Supplement Label Database.

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Puntuación del producto

80 / 100Muy buena
Media de la categoría
79,4 / 100

This provides a substantial daily iron dose in conventional ferrous sulfate liquid form, but it may be less comfortable than better-tolerated iron forms.

Criterios de evaluación
  • Quantity

    100 / 100

    The selected 22 mg daily routine is a reasonable supplemental iron amount and remains below the adult upper limit.

  • Form

    60 / 100

    Ferrous sulfate is an established iron form but commonly has poorer gastrointestinal tolerability than gentler chelated forms.

  • Convenience

    100 / 100

    The evaluated routine is the labelled maximum of 1.2 mL once daily, equal to one serving and 22 mg iron, with 46 labelled servings per container.

  • Label accuracy

    100 / 100

    The matched label presents a quantified iron amount and consistent serving information without an established contradiction.

  • Purity

    75 / 100

    The product lists ordinary excipients and no verified contaminant or independent purity concern is supplied.

  • Cofactors

    0 / 100

    The small amounts of magnesium, boron, chloride, sulfate, and unspecified ionic trace minerals do not establish a meaningful complementary benefit for iron supplementation.