Ferro-grad C 90 tablets^{^}

Ferro-grad C® helps fight the fatigue of iron deficiency with:- A therapeutic dose of iron4- Modified release formula to help reduce the risk of gastric side effects5,6- 500mg of vitamin C to help your body absorb iron effectively4In an easy to take once-a-day tablet, Ferro-grad C® can be taken for at least 3 months (or as recommended by your doctor) to replenish iron stores.7Boxed Contents: 1 BottleSize: 90 TabletsKEY FEATURES• 90 modified release tablets• Provides 105mg of elemental iron and 500mg of vitamin C in a once daily dose(1)• Each tablet also contains 500mg Vitamin C to aid iron absorption(2,3)References:1. Australian Medicines Handbook (online). Available from: www.amhonline.amh.net.au (accessed 2024) - vs Maltofer (ferric iron).2.Santiago P. Scientific World Journal 2012:2012:846824 - vs Maltofer (ferric iron). Refers to all ferrous forms of iron.3.Review Article. Ferrous versus Ferric Oral Iron Formulations: A Clinical Overview. Palacios Santiago. The Scientic World Journal, Volume 2012, Article ID 846824. doi:10.1100/2012/846824. Pasricha SR et al. MJA 2010;193:525-5325. Gomez G et al. Br J Clin Prac. 1969;23(10):421-4246. Webster JJ. Curr Ther Res. 4(4) Apr 1962;130-134 (tabs supplied by Abbott Laboratories)7. Gupta S et al. Medicine Today 2022;23(3):41-48Suitable For: For adults

Ingredients

Dried Ferrous Sulphate: 325 mg (provides approximately 105 mg of elemental iron) Sodium Ascorbate: 562.4 mg (equivalent to 500 mg of Vitamin C). Dried Ferrous Sulfate + Sodium Ascorbate

How to Use

For Adults: Swallow whole one tablet daily or as directed by your physician. Can be taken on an empty stomach or after a meal. Do not take this product for more than 12 months except on medical advice. Take one tablet daily or as directed by physician. Take one tablet daily before a meal.

Suitable For

People who have been diagnosed as ID/IDA: GPs are the highest point of entry for patients to the iron category, mainly due to symptoms and blood test results^ • Have a vegan/vegetarian diet and looking for iron supplements • Are a teenager or elderly and may be low in iron • Have been diagnosed with ID during pregnancy and or breastfeeding • Have gut absorption issues (patients with coeliac) • Consume a diet of low iron foods and have been diagnosed as iron deficient • Have heavy periods during menstruation • Are suffering the signs and symptoms of ID/IDA (e.g. tired and fatigued