GENTLE FORMULAFerritin Restore Complex
- Gentle chelated iron (bisglycinate) — absorbed better, far easier on the stomach than harsh drugstore forms
- Co-factor complete: Vitamin C, B12, B6, folate & zinc — the rebuild's supporting crew, built in
- One a day, designed to be gentle enough that you actually stay on it
- 90-day empty-bottle guarantee — a window as long as the rebuild itself
- Healthy Iron Levels*
- Steady Energy*
- Hair-Growth Support*
The tired that sleep doesn't fix has a name.
JAMA 2025 review; ASH 2023, "a call to change ferritin reference ranges." Association-level; individual results vary.
"Your labs came back normal. Maybe it's stress."
- You wake up tired — and the coffee doesn't touch it
- A 2 p.m. wall that willpower can't argue with
- The shower drain you've started to dread; a ponytail that feels thinner in your fist
- Cold hands, even in July
- Brain fog that rolls in mid-sentence
- Being told it's stress, or hormones, or "just being a mom"
WHAT TO EXPECT
A reserve rebuild is a daily routine, not a rescue. Here's the honest arc.
- WEEK 1–2 The gentle start One capsule, same time daily. Most people tolerate it comfortably — many on an empty stomach.
- WEEK 3–4 The habit holds The whole point of a gentle form is that you're still taking it. Keep coffee and tea about an hour away.
- WEEK 6–8 Consistency compounds Reserves rebuild slowly; some feel energy shift here, for others it's quieter. Bodies differ.
- WEEK 8–12 The recheck Put a date on the calendar. Ask your doctor for your actual ferritin number — not just "normal." Not glad you started? The empty bottle still gets a full refund.
WHAT'S INSIDE
A gentle chelated iron, plus the co-factors the rebuild needs. Every amount on the label — no proprietary-blend curtain.
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Iron BisglycinateThe gentle, chelated core; absorbed better and tolerated far better than harsh sulfate or fumarate. -
Vitamin CSupports iron absorption, built in so you don't have to think about it. -
Co-Factor Complex (B12, B6, Folate, Zinc)B12 & folate support red blood cell formation; B6 supports energy metabolism; zinc supports normal hair, skin & immune function.
WHY WE'RE DIFFERENT
| Feature | Us | Others |
|---|---|---|
| Gentle chelated bisglycinate | Usually harsh ferrous sulfate | |
| Full co-factor complex (C, B12, B6, folate, zinc) | Iron alone | |
| Every amount on the label | "Proprietary blend" | |
| 90-day empty-bottle guarantee | 30 days — or nothing | |
| Tells you who should NOT take it | Rarely |
Take all 90 days to decide
A window as long as the rebuild itself. Email us within 90 days for a full refund of your purchase — even on an empty bottle. No forms, no phone tree, no fine print.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Will this wreck my stomach like the last iron I tried?
That was almost certainly ferrous sulfate or fumarate — the harsh forms. Bisglycinate is chelated iron: absorbed better, tolerated far better in published comparisons. Most people take it comfortably, many on an empty stomach. If you're sensitive, take it with a meal — and if it still doesn't agree with you, that's what the 90-day guarantee is for.
Do I need a blood test first?
We recommend it. Ask for ferritin specifically — it's often not in the standard panel — and ask for your actual number, not just "normal." If your provider finds something that needs treatment, follow their plan first. We're a supplement, not a treatment.
How long until I feel something?
Weeks, not days. This is a reserve rebuild — some notice energy shifting in the early weeks, for others it's slower, and the full rebuild typically runs 8–12 weeks. That's why the guarantee is 90 days.
Can it help my hair?
Iron supports normal hair-growth function, and low reserves are one of the first things many women feel in their hair. We won't promise more than the evidence supports — and companies that do are selling past it.
I'm pregnant, nursing, or postpartum — can I take this?
Postpartum is one of the most common times reserves quietly run down — and exactly when your dose should be set by your provider. Pregnant or nursing: bring this to your doctor or midwife.
I take thyroid medication (or antibiotics). Any conflict?
Iron can interfere with the absorption of thyroid medication and certain antibiotics. Take them several hours apart, and confirm the spacing with your pharmacist.