Spring Valley General Health & Wellness Iron Tablets Dietary Supplement Value Size, 65 mg, 200 Count

These iron tablets are a great find. They’re easy to swallow and don’t leave a weird aftertaste. I’ve noticed I have more energy throughout the day since I started taking them. Plus, you get a ton of tablets for a really good price, so one bottle lasts a long time. Definitely worth it if you need a simple way to keep your levels up.

OK so these are exactly what you think they are - iron supplement pills. I take them because my iron levels were way down so hopefully these will help bring my levels back up some. I also have restless leg syndrome and supposedly taking iron supplements can help with that so here we are. They're small pills, easy to swallow and they go down smooth. If you need an iron supplement these will probably hook you up.

My bloodwork showed low iron and it was nice to have a possible cause for the extreme fatigue I had been feeling. I took one pill, just one and the next day I was already feeling better. I knew the taste would be not the greatest, it could settle tough on the tummy, and possibly cause constipation but it has all been worth it. After taking them for over two weeks I will continue to take daily as long as my doctor approves because I feel so much better.

I was diagnosed with Anemia about 10 years ago. I must take one 65mg tablet every day with a Vitamin C tablet to help absorb the iron. These tablets are very small and easy to swallow. They do not have any taste and I do not get any indigestion or stomach issues from using them. They are also very low cost. This is very important for us seniors on fixed incomes when it comes to paying for our daily medicines.

I started taking iron a few months ago, because I had an issue with low blood count (an upper GI bleed). Since I have been taking them, my blood count is normal, and my body temperature seems to be warmer (I was always cold- especially my hands). I will continue to take it from now on.

This one is a little too harsh on the gut. I should have known better and bought the slow release iron! This one will constipate you easily. Maybe take every other day

This product has two food dyes - blue no. 1 and yellow no. 6. Both are petroleum based. Yellow no. 6 has potentially carcinogenic concerns. Why would a food dye be needed in an iron supplement? Who cares what the tablets look like? I don't need the tablet to look aesthetically pleasing, I just need it to deliver a dose of iron. I would avoid this product at all costs and look instead for an iron supplement that does not contain potentially harmful food dyes.

Shame on me for not checking the ingredients before purchasing. This product contains blue and yellow food coloring to create a sickly green colored pill. Disgusting. Who puts food colorings in vitamins?? People who take vitamins are people who care about their health! I suppose I could have requested a refund, but I had already opened the package. As soon as I saw the artificial green pills I threw away the bottle. Yuck.

I've been taking iron every day for the last five years. I guess I switched brands. I was taking the Nature made white ones or either the red ones that are slow release and I recently purchased this one and I've had nausea. My stomach's been upset and stomach cramps. I didn't even know that this was a side effect of taking our. This is my first time to experience this in five years.

Why am I paying cost for shipping?