CanPrev Iron Bis-Glycinate 25 provides 25 mg of highly absorbable elemental iron per capsule in the chelated ferrous bis-glycinate form, designed to support healthy iron levels while being gentle on the digestive system.

Iron plays a crucial role in red blood cell formation, oxygen transport, and energy production, making it an essential nutrient for people experiencing fatigue, athletes with high training demands, or individuals with increased iron requirements.

Unlike traditional iron supplements that can cause digestive discomfort, this formula uses Ferrochel® iron bis-glycinate, a chelated form that is easier for the body to absorb and less likely to cause stomach upset.

Who This Iron Supplement Is For

Women with higher iron needs

Iron requirements are higher during menstruation, pregnancy, or postpartum recovery.

People experiencing fatigue or low energy

Iron helps support oxygen transport and red blood cell formation, which are essential for energy levels.

Athletes and active individuals

Endurance training and intense exercise can increase iron requirements due to increased oxygen demand and red blood cell turnover.

Vegetarians and vegans

Plant-based diets may provide less bioavailable iron, making supplementation beneficial.

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Key Benefits of CanPrev Iron Bis-Glycinate 25

✔ Provides 25 mg elemental iron per capsule
✔ Uses Ferrochel® chelated iron for superior absorption
✔ Gentle on the stomach compared to traditional iron salts
✔ Supports energy production and oxygen transport
✔ Helps prevent iron deficiency anemia and fatigue
✔ Vegan-friendly vegetable capsules

Iron bis-glycinate is commonly used in supplements because it offers higher bioavailability and fewer digestive side effects than many other iron salts.

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How to Take

Adults (19+):
Take 1 capsule daily with food, or as directed by a healthcare practitioner.

Avoid taking iron supplements at the same time as calcium, coffee, or tea, which may reduce absorption.

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Common Customer Questions

What makes iron bis-glycinate better than other forms of iron?

Iron bis-glycinate is chelated to the amino acid glycine, which improves absorption and reduces digestive side effects like nausea or constipation.

Who is most likely to need iron supplements?

Common groups include:

• Women with heavy menstrual cycles
• Endurance athletes
• Vegetarians or vegans
• People diagnosed with iron deficiency

Can iron supplements help with fatigue?

Yes. Iron helps produce hemoglobin, which carries oxygen in the blood. Low iron levels can lead to fatigue and weakness.

Can I take this with a multivitamin?

Yes, but be careful not to exceed recommended iron intake if your multivitamin already contains iron.