Why women run low
Iron is the one your body cannot make.
Three things are true at once, and together they are the whole reason this product exists.

A period costs you iron
Menstrual bleeding is the single most common reason women of reproductive age run short of iron. It happens every month, whether or not you eat well, and it does not pause while your body catches up.

You only keep what you absorb
There is no internal supply — every milligram came in through food or a supplement, and only a fraction of it is taken up. That is why 76 mg of Vitamin C sits in the same gummy rather than a separate pill you would forget.

Tiredness arrives first
Iron is what carries oxygen around your blood. When stores run down, the tiredness tends to show up long before anything more obvious does — which is why it gets blamed on work, on sleep, or on getting older.





