The high doses of iron, Vitamin C, Folate, and B12, combined with significant Liquid Liver Fractions, contribute to an excellent nutrient quality profile for comprehensive blood support. The synergy is strong.
Nature's Way Ultimate Iron delivers a substantial 50mg of iron as Ferrous Succinate, a traditional and effective form of iron, making it one of the higher dose options available. It is synergistically formulated with a generous 120mg of Vitamin C to significantly enhance iron absorption, along with Folate and a high 200mcg dose of Vitamin B12 (Cyanocobalamin) for comprehensive blood-building support.
Further enriching the formula, this product includes a notable 500mg of Liquid Liver Fractions, providing a spectrum of naturally occurring nutrients vital for blood health and energy. This comprehensive supplement is well-suited for individuals seeking potent iron repletion and overall vitality, especially those who appreciate the added benefits of liver fractions.
- Provides a potent 50mg dose of iron as Ferrous Succinate.
- Includes a generous 120mg of Vitamin C to maximize iron absorption.
- Features a high dose of Folate and Vitamin B12 (200mcg) for comprehensive blood support.
- Contains a significant 500mg of Liquid Liver Fractions for additional natural nutrients.
- Softgel form may be easier for some to swallow.
- Folate form is not specified beyond DFE.
- Vitamin B12 is in the Cyanocobalamin form, which is not the most active version for all users.
- Contains calories and fat due to the softgel and liver fractions, which some users may prefer to avoid.
- A 50mg dose of iron is substantial; individuals should consult a healthcare professional before use to ensure it meets their specific needs.
- Iron supplements can cause digestive upset like constipation or nausea for some individuals; taking with food may help ease this.
- Individuals with specific dietary restrictions or allergies should review the full ingredient list carefully, especially due to liver fractions.
- Keep out of reach of children, as accidental overdose of iron-containing products is a leading cause of fatal poisoning in children under 6.

