• Iron (as Ferric Hydroxide Polymaltose) 5-10mg: gentle paediatric iron in gummy form — minimal GI upset
• Vitamin C 80mg: directly enhances iron absorption
• Natural fruit flavour and pectin base

• Vitamin C significantly boosts iron absorption at the same time — not separately
• Gummy form is far gentler on the stomach than conventional iron tablets
• Ideal for Egyptian children among whom iron deficiency is very common
• Suitable for women of childbearing age who lose iron with monthly menstruation
• Sweet taste means children cooperate with supplementation without a struggle

• When your child shows fatigue, paleness, or difficulty concentrating — possible signs of iron deficiency
• For women suffering from anaemia or iron deficiency who cannot tolerate conventional iron supplements
• When your doctor has recommended iron supplementation and you want a gentler, easier option

• Do not exceed the stated dose — excess iron is harmful and can cause poisoning especially in children
• Keep completely out of reach of young children due to the risk of iron poisoning
• If you notice unusual symptoms such as very dark stools, consult your doctor
• Pregnant? Speak to your doctor about the appropriate dose for you

• Children: one gummy per day with a meal
• Adults: two gummies per day with food
• Avoid taking with tea, coffee, or dairy products as these reduce iron absorption
• Best taken with a meal containing protein or vitamin C-rich vegetables

Q: Why is vitamin C with iron so important?

A: Vitamin C converts iron from its ferric form (Fe3+) to the ferrous form (Fe2+) that the gut absorbs far more easily. Without C, a large portion of iron passes through unabsorbed — making vitamin C not just a bonus but a key part of the formula.

Q: Will these gummies cause constipation like regular iron supplements?

A: Gummies are generally far gentler on the digestive system than conventional iron tablets. Some people may notice slightly darker stools which is normal, but severe constipation is much less common with the gummy format.

Q: How long before we notice improvement in iron levels?

A: Typically after 4-8 weeks of consistent use. Improvements in fatigue and energy levels may be felt sooner, but a blood test is the reliable way to confirm progress.