SiderAL Forte Iron Supplement Clinically Proven to Increase Levels Without Side Effects | Sucrosomial High Absorption Gentle Iron Pills for Women and Men | Vitamin C | Anemia & Energy Support | 30 ct

I was taking an iron supplement previously and didn't realize that it wasn't working at all. I moved over to these because of great reviews and boy do they work! My energy level steadily increased over the course of about a month to levels I had not seen in a long time. I never noticed any side effects at all. I take my pills in the evening with the first few bites of dinner and haven't noticed any stomach issues at all. These are basic capsules and are easy to swallow. No aftertaste at all. The only thing that I didn't like about this was the price. Is it expensive for a 30-day supply? Yes. Do they work better than any iron I've had previously? Yes.

Best iron supplement i ever had! It is the only iron supplement that dont makes you constipated! It helps to raise your iron levels without any sideeffects. It really works.

Even though this iron is expensive, it’s the only one that doesn’t give me stomach problems. I have no symptoms when I take it and I feel like it is effective as I have more energy.

This item has been such a blessing. I opted for the powder since It’s a bit easier for me to take than the pill. I ordered my first batch mid June, I ordered my second batch Mid July. I completed batch number two in August. I got follow up testing in October. This was two months of intake 1 month off results. My iron went from 70 in June to 161 in an October. I didn’t have any stomach issues or constipation. I had no side effects what so ever. The powder was pretty great and easy to take, I only drank water with it to help get it into my system but it is not needed. My iron levels sky rocketed in a good way. The effectiveness is the proof shown from my patient portal. The cost is on the pricier side BUT it works. I would rather buy quality over quantity always concerning my health!

The only iron that brought my iron/ferritin up. For some reason I did not have success with heme iron even though I was taking multiple a day and barely any change with other nonheme brands. I started with a ferritin of 7 before takin SIDERAL, it went up to 15! That was the first 6 weeks of taking 2 a day, 1 in the morning and 1 in the afternoon. The next 6 weeks I tried 1 a day and you can see it did not do much for me, the ferritin is actually down a point. I took 2 a day again for another month, another nice jump from 14 to 19. I tried taking some 2 a day some 1 a day the next month and it went up 2 points. So seems for me on this one, 2 a day is my magic number. Everyone is different so see what works best for you. The only thing that is not great is the price but I will pay it since in the past any other iron barely increased my levels on high dosing and messed my stomach up.

It is expensive, but often necessary for certain gut conditions that interfere with iron absorption.

I started this medication with really high hopes because it’s quite expensive. The price alone made me wonder if it actually works. I took not just one, but two tablets a day, always leaving an 8–9 hour gap between them. I made sure to take each dose on an empty stomach with 250 mg of vitamin C, and I was very careful not to eat anything for two hours afterward. I did all of this to maximize absorption. I was extremely consistent with my routine, so naturally my expectations were high. The medication never caused any stomach issues or constipation for me, which made me very happy. When I first started, my ferritin level was 26. After about two months of use, I had bloodwork done, and I was shocked to see my ferritin had dropped from 26 to 24. Only my hemoglobin had improved—from 11 to 11.5. When I asked my doctor and ChatGPT about this after two months, I was told that my iron stores just hadn’t filled yet, that the supplement was currently improving my hemoglobin, and that I should continue. So I kept going for another four months. As you know, this medication is expensive, and I used two boxes per month—around $160 monthly. But four months later, it was a complete disappointment. My ferritin level dropped again, this time to 23. My other blood markers had also gone down. Only my hemoglobin increased slightly—from 11.5 to 11.8. If you’re planning to use this supplement with high expectations and spending this much money, I honestly don’t recommend it. Or at least, here’s what I suggest: once you start the medication, get your labs checked again after two months. If your ferritin level hasn’t increased at all—if your iron stores haven’t started to improve—don’t waste your money like I did. I continued for a total of six months. At $160 per month, I spent almost $960, and I’m extremely disappointed. I really wish I had put that money toward IV iron instead. So for anyone considering this product with hope: I took two tablets a day, very consistently, and it did absolutely nothing for me. On the contrary, my ferritin levels went down. A huge disappointment.

So far it seems to be helpful for my daughter. No stomach issues and no issues going to the bathroom. We are waiting for her blood count results so hopefully she doesn't need any more blood transfusion