Description:

Gentle iron with vitamin C for absorption, energy, and healthy red blood cell support*

Iron-C pairs 15 mg of elemental iron from glycinate and aspartate with 175 mg of vitamin C to support absorption, energy metabolism, and healthy red blood cell formation—in a hypoallergenic capsule practitioners trust for sensitive patients.*

Iron deficiency remains one of the most common nutrient gaps in adults. Chelated iron forms with concurrent vitamin C are frequently selected when clinicians want repletion without the gastrointestinal upset common with ferrous sulfate.*

Product highlights

• 15 mg elemental iron from glycinate and aspartate‡
• 175 mg vitamin C to enhance iron absorption‡
• Gentle, well-tolerated iron form for sensitive individuals‡
• Hypoallergenic capsule free from common allergens‡

Who is this for

Iron-C suits adults whose practitioners document or suspect low iron status:*

• Individuals with fatigue, low ferritin, or borderline hemoglobin under clinical supervision.*
• Vegetarians, menstruating adults, and others with increased iron needs.*
• Clients who need vitamin C co-administration for better iron uptake.*
• Sensitive patients who tolerate glycinate/aspartate better than sulfate forms.*
• Anyone requiring Pure Encapsulations purity and allergen-minimized ingredients.*

The Pure Encapsulations Difference

Pure Encapsulations formulates for sensitive patients: hypoallergenic ingredients, verifiable science, and manufacturing in NSF-GMP-registered facilities.

Chelated iron with vitamin C in a hypoallergenic capsule without unnecessary fillers, coatings, or common allergens.

Ingredients & supplement facts

Net wt 60 capsules · 60 servings (1 capsule per serving)

Suggested use

• Take 1 capsule daily, with a meal, or as directed by your healthcare professional.
• Separate from calcium, zinc, or thyroid medications by several hours unless your clinician advises otherwise.
• Have ferritin and CBC monitored when using iron repletion protocols.
• Store in a cool, dry place with the lid tightly closed.
• Keep out of reach of children. Accidental overdose of iron-containing products is a leading cause of fatal poisoning in children under six.

Science & Research

Iron is essential for hemoglobin synthesis and cellular energy production. Vitamin C reduces ferric iron and supports intestinal absorption. Chelated forms are often selected when tolerability is a clinical priority.

Frequently asked questions

Why include vitamin C?

Vitamin C enhances non-heme iron absorption and is commonly co-administered in clinical iron repletion protocols.

Will this cause constipation?

Glycinate and aspartate forms are often better tolerated than ferrous sulfate. If GI upset occurs, discuss dose and timing with your clinician.

Can I take iron with my multivitamin?

Many multis are iron-free by design. Review total iron intake and avoid doubling unless directed by your practitioner.

How long until I feel a difference?

Iron repletion timelines vary. Follow-up labs typically guide how long to continue.

How long does one bottle last?

One capsule daily equals a 60-day supply per 60-capsule bottle.