Vitaceuticals
Vitaceuticals Ferrous +C - Reviews
4.4from 770 reviews
Ferrous glycinate is a readily absorbed, organic form of organic Iron. Ferrous +C is a premium Iron Supplement which is gentle on the stomach, and contains vitamin C to assist with the body’s uptake and absorption of Iron.
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- Gentle on Stomach
- Easy to Swallow
- Organic
- Vegan form of Iron
- Australian Made
Each Capsule Contains:
Ferrous Gluconate Dihydrate 207mg
Equivalent to Iron 24mg
Ascorbic Acid (Vitamin C) 70mg
They are what i need! I sometimes get low iron and feeling a little run down so these were great timing!
Didnt realise this was available, but definitely very helpful. Great size provided as well! I am iron deficient, so will be asking my OB if I can include this in my prenatal vitamins. The brochure also provided some really helpful information.
Very good product I have used previously
Extremely beneficial as a lot of parents are low in iron including me. Good to test and see if the tablets have any side effects before committing.
Always on the look out for affordable iron with vitamin c to help the gut
Zoe
TAS, 1 kid in tow
April 27, 2026
Love the idea of having your vitamin C in the same tablet as your iron, making it easily accessible and convenient than taking an extra tablet or downing some orange juice.
This was exciting to receive as I feel like everyone can benefit from more iron in pregnancy. I have added it to my prenatal supplement rotation.
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Good to have, nice to have an awareness of what I might need
Great product for to complete iron needs and have vitamin c also
Pushp
NSW, 1 kid in tow
April 26, 2026
Anemic so definitely needed!! Have not experienced any bad side affects. Great product
I will take this once pregnancy is finished and its ivf baby Im on a different brand
Have only used a few times, handy
April 24, 2026
Great to have a sample to try
I had listened to some podcasts which mentioned this product. Im glad I could try it as I was low in iron from my last blood test.
Janna
SA, 1 kid in tow
April 24, 2026
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Intend to use along with my current iron
Always happy to try more iron as I spend a fortune on tablets!
I love it so far. Waiting to see if it does wonders for my skin
It is great and gentle on my stomach.
Rayna
QLD
April 22, 2026
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