So glad you asked!  It's important to mention that there is no 'one size fits all' guideline for improving iron levels.  Our bodies each face unique causes & challenges that lead to iron deficiency. That being said, Iron Repair is the most bio available and 'user friendly' iron supplement available.

Unlike all the old synthetic iron supplements, that require you to take them on an empty stomach or worry about food & drinks blocking absorption, you don't have to take Iron Repair on an empty stomach. 

Iron Repair is easy to fit into your day, because you can take it with or without food! (and it doesn't require vitamin C for absorption)

Along with your purchase of Iron Repair, you get access to the Warrior Success Tools.  These tools are designed to support you on your Iron Repair journey, and include how to take Iron Repair for best success & how much to take according to the American Society of Hematology.

Of course, It's important to discuss your iron requirements and any new supplements with your doctor...we encourage  you to share Iron Repair with your doctor.  Many don't know Iron Repair is an option and once they learn about it they are able to help many of their other patients with this knowledge!

That's a great question!  Iron repair is a powerful tool in the fight against iron deficiency -But, as you know, there is no 'quick fix' when it comes to restoring your iron levels.  

It takes time for your body to create healthy red blood cells...90 days, in fact!   

Therefore, we encourage you to take Iron Repair consistently for at least 90 days to see improvement.

But here's the good news :-) 

Iron Repair is easy on the stomach, so you won't be busy enduring all the miserable side effects your old iron supplement caused & you'll be able to spend your time focusing on feeling better! 

We also have a 90 day 100% happiness guarantee.

There are two kinds of iron that exist in both food and supplements - animal sourced or plant & synthetic lab compounds.

Animal sourced iron is the most bioavailable form, because our bodies are able to absorb animal sourced iron in its natural form.

When working to improve iron levels, consuming meat (especially red meat) is a great way to incorporate bioavailable iron into your diet.

The challenge is, the iron contained in a serving of meat is relatively low.

For example:

1 serving of beef = 2.6 mg iron

1 serving of chicken = 0.9 mg iron

Dessicated Liver supplements also contain iron, but again, the amount contained is quite low.

1 serving Dessicated Liver (6 capsules!) = 2.5 mg iron

Iron Repair is made from ultra filtered & hydrolyzed bovine spleen powder. Iron Repair simply extracts the iron containing proteins, so you don't have to consume large quantities of meat protein.

1 serving of Iron Repair (1 Capsule) = 22 mg iron

Each dose of Iron Repair is delivered in a size 0 breakable bovine gelatin capsule.

Many other supplements are compressed tablets.  This may not seem like a big deal, but oftentimes those tablets are compressed so tightly during manufacturing that they are unable to dissolve properly when you take them...so they can pass through your system undissolved & unused.

These tablets also require extra ingredients to act as binders and fillers to enable the tablet to hold together (ie magnesium stearate, titanium dioxide, calcium carbonate, polyethylene glycol, etc)   

Those ingredients may be 'business as usual' to other supplement companies, but we definitely didn't want to keep putting all that in our bodies every single day.  

Iron Repair is a clean gelatin capsule, and has an ingredient list you can feel good about.

Also, we have a number of customers who can't take capsules, and they are easily able to break open the capsules and just take the powder.

You can add the powder to coffee (remember Iron Repair's absorption is not blocked by the tannins in coffee!🙌 ), smoothies, oatmeal, pudding, applesauce, no bake protein balls, creams & sauces...the list is endless!

No, Iron Repair contains naturally occurring iron from a non-gmo, gras fed bovine source.

We've got you covered! It turns out that up to 40% of people have the MTHFR gene variation, and that means their bodies can't do the steps necessary to absorb folic acid or B-12 as cyanocobalamin.  (Most of us have no idea we have this gene mutation!)

Unfortunately, most supplement companies choose the cheapest version of these nutrients (when they know there are better options).  You'll usually see B-12 as cyanocobalamin and folic acid, instead of folate on nutrition labels.

The problem with these ingredients is, if you have the MTHFR gene mutation, your body is completely unable to use these ingredients (methylate) or get rid of any excess.  Over time, they can build up to unhealthy levels in the body.

For that reason, we source folate as L-5MTHF and B-12 as methylcobalamin.  Our B-12 and folate are delivered in their methylated, water soluble forms.  This means your body is easily able to use what it needs or flush out what it doesn't.