Ionic Iron - Liquid Concentrate

This is by far the best form of iron that's available. Iron bisglycinate makes me too tired, and the other types give me nausea. Unlike most liquid supplements this one doesn't contain glycerin so it's not sedating. The only problem is that it's absolutely disgusting. It might actually be the worst thing I've tasted in my life. Never, ever, ever take this without diluting it in a flavorful drink. I'm not kidding, I almost threw up when I tried it. Despite that, I do highly recommend.

I purchased this in hopes it would help my numbers when I donate plasma (on my second donation of the week, sometimes I have too low of iron that I get deferred). This has been great. I haven't been deferred since using it. I just add 5 little drops to maybe a shot glass of water and drink it quick. The taste is kinda yucky, but just have a chaser and you'll be fine. I previously read someone was upset theirs came in a plastic bottle, not sure if that was old, but mine is in a nice solid glass bottle. Very sturdy, dropped it a couple times and it hasn't broken. There is some very big discrepancy with the dosage tho between the bottle and the website. The bottle says 5 drops, but the website (which is not a good questionnaire like the paper that came with the bottle said, it was like 2 questions) said 20 drops! WOW! I don't need it for a medical condition, just assistance in plasma donation, so I stick to the 5 drops and it's been great since. Perhaps someone who has a medical condition might need 20, but not for my usage reason. It would be good to maybe see the website questionnaire adjusted. But logical reasoning is good to use depending on what you need it for.

Imagine grinding up cooked chicken livers, putting that into a container of water, allowing that to create a "tea", scooping out that tea and then bottling that up. That's what it looks and tastes like... chicken liver "tea". But wait, there's more! After a couple of weeks, it went rancid. It smelled and tasted way worse, so I tossed it. Maybe it should be refrigerated but the label doesn't direct you to do so. Product is not for me. To each their own.

Added a few drops to ramen which is very flavorful and couldn't taste it at all... thank god. Not sure about the benefits yet though.

If you can just get past the taste, this iron is exactly what you need if you are low on iron. The question is what does it taste like? The answer is, “ it taste like IRON RUST” 4 drops a day on your tongue, and your good to go. I follow mine up with five drops of the great tasting liquid B12 in the dropper bottle and I’m good. If not, you’ll need to be brushing your teeth, most likely after you do the drops. But as I mentioned. THIS STUFF DOES WORK.!!!!!

The taste is brutal! I’m imagining like chewing on an old earthy blood clot that has been marinating in with rusty nails—I threw up the first time I tried to ingest diluted with water, couldn’t get the taste out of my mouth, I was breathing it out and still making me gag. Just now, I poured a tsp of black strap molasses in a saucer and then tried not to breathe as I squeezed in five drops, mixed it up, scooped it it back in the teaspoon, and reminded myself I’m a big girl. It was tolerable. Ate a strong piece of candied ginger afterwards and then washed my hands with vinegar. I don’t know how I’m going to do this daily and I hope it works for my lackluster energy post-period while perimenopausal, with a heavy period every three weeks

Great product! No fillers or chemical additives which is great for someone like me with multiple chemical sensitivity. I add 5 drops to water - taste is not bad at all - this is for health and healing, not a candy…really awesome product that absorbs well since it’s in its natural state. Much better than pills or any other iron product I have tried.

Hopefully will raise my iron levels. Will check it when I get my bloodwork done