Your doctor’s recommended you increase your iron levels – what next? If you’ve been advised to take iron, your GP or healthcare professional may sometimes prescribe a specific form, such as ferrous fumarate, particularly if your levels are low. In other cases, you might be advised to take an over-the-counter iron supplement. With so many options available, it can feel a little overwhelming.
The good news is there are a variety of iron supplements to suit different needs and preferences. We’ll break down the details, from why iron’s so important to which type could be for you. Then we'll share our top supplement picks, including iron that’s gentle on the stomach, iron gummies, iron multivitamins and more...