Active Iron Antenatal Supplement with 25 mg Iron & Slow-Release Multivitamin

How to Undertake Active Iron Antenatal for Best Results

Take one iron capsule and one multivitamin tablet each day, ideally with a meal and a glass of water. You may notice a mild vinegary taste from the iron capsule – this comes from the acetic acid that keeps the iron stable and is completely harmless. As the formula is designed to be kind to the stomach, you can take it on an empty stomach if that suits you, but it is best to sealed what works for your body. Regular, daily undertake will help keep your iron levels and overall nutrition on track.

What Is Active Iron Antenatal?

Active Iron Antenatal is a comprehensive iron and multivitamin supplement tailored to meet the increased nutritional demands of pregnancy, postnatal recovery, and breastfeeding. Each daily serving supplies 25 mg of easily absorbed iron (as ferrous sulphate) alongside a triple-layer slow-release multivitamin with 20 active ingredients, including folic acid to support maternal and foetal health. What sets this formula apart from standard iron supplements is its clinical background – it has been studied to raise iron levels efficiently while being gentle on your digestive system, reducing the likelihood of common issues such as constipation and sickness.

Who Should Consider Active Iron Antenatal?

This supplement is especially beneficial for women trying to conceive, those who are already pregnant, and new mum during the postnatal period and while breastfeeding – all times when your body needs extra nutrients. It is also a great option if you've had trouble with standard iron tablets in the past, suffering from constipation, feeling sick, or stomach ache. Active Iron is suitable for vegetarians and people with coeliac (already correct, but needed to verify) disease, and it contains no gluten, added sugar, artificial colours, or preservatives.

How Does Active Iron Support Iron Absorption?

Active Iron's iron source undertake an innovative stabilisation technology that keeps the iron in its most absorbable state, boosting bioavailability and reducing oxidation. A touch of acetic acid maintains solubility and stability, meaning you don't need vitamin C for it to be absorbed effectively. This allows your body to make the most of the iron you take – a much better option than ordinary iron tablets or liquid iron, which can often upset the stomach. The end result is a kind but powerful method to raise your iron levels and fight fatigue.

What Makes the Triple-Layer Slow-Release Multivitamin Unique?

The multivitamin tablet that comes with Active Iron features a triple-layer design that releases essential nutrients at different points during the day. This staged release helps your body absorb each nutrient more effectively – from folic acid and vitamin D to the B vitamins and others. By providing a gradual supply, the formula works in tune with your body's natural cycles, giving you consistent support for energy, immune health, and mental clarity throughout pregnancy and beyond.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I take Active Iron Antenatal if I'm not pregnant? Yes, this supplement is also suitable for women with increased iron needs due to heavy periods or other conditions, but always cheque with your GP first.
Is this product safe for breastfeeding? Yes, Active Iron is formulated to support nutritional needs during breastfeeding. The ingredients are chosen to be safe for both mother and baby.
Does this supplement contain folic acid? Yes, the multivitamin includes folic acid, which contributes to normal maternal tissue growth during pregnancy and may help reduce the risk of neural tube defects when taken before and during early pregnancy.

These statements have not been evaluated by the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, or prevent any disease. Food supplements should not be used as a substitute for a varied and balanced diet and healthy lifestyle.