Iron Bisglycinate
Iron Bisglycinate
Iron Bisglycinate
Iron Bisglycinate
Iron Bisglycinate
Iron Bisglycinate
Iron Bisglycinate
Iron Bisglycinate
Iron Bisglycinate
Iron Bisglycinate

Iron Bisglycinate

Our Iron Bisglycinate from Ferrochel® delivers clinically studied, highly bioavailable iron with significantly fewer digestive side effects than standard iron supplements, supporting your levels throughout your reproductive life including fertility, pregnancy, postpartum and breastfeeding.

Energy Levels
Gentle On Tummy
Menstruation, pregnancy & beyond
Supports Red Blood Cell Production
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We're Jennie and Lisa, Nutritional Therapists specialising in female health. Gigi was created to deliver the targeted formulas we couldn't find for our clients - so we made them ourselves!

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Real Women, Real Results.

81%

Reported relief from menstrual cramps

80%

Would recommend to a friend

75%

Experienced improved sleep quality

*3 Month focus group results for PMS & Hormone Balance Blend

FAQ's

  • Take 1-2 capsules daily or as advised by your healthcare practitioner. For best absorption,
    take on an empty stomach, away from meals and other supplements. If you're taking Gigi's
    Pre-conception & Pregnancy Blend or Advanced Powder, take your iron at the opposite time
    of day for optimal results.

  • Yes, we always recommend getting your iron levels checked via a blood test before starting
    supplementation. Iron requirements vary from person to person, and it's important to know
    your levels so you can supplement appropriately. Too much iron can cause digestive upset,
    so it's always best to tailor your dose to your individual needs.

  • We use Ferrochel® (Ferrous Bisglycinate) a patented, clinically tested form of iron that is
    significantly more bioavailable than standard iron supplements. It's also much gentler on the
    stomach, meaning fewer of the digestive side effects (like constipation or nausea) that put so
    many people off taking iron.

  • Iron competes with other nutrients like calcium for absorption. Taking iron separately from
    your prenatal supplement means your body can absorb both more effectively. We
    recommend taking them at opposite times of day for the best results.

  • Everyone is different, but most people start to notice improvements in energy and fatigue
    within a few weeks of consistent supplementation. For a more accurate picture of how your
    levels are improving, a follow-up blood test after a couple of months is a great idea.

  • Yes, when recommended by your healthcare professional. Iron requirements increase
    significantly during pregnancy, so supplementing is often necessary but always base your
    dose on a blood test result and check with your doctor or midwife first.

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