Nova Vita Iron Tablets Blood Formation Support 30 Tablets
Nova Vita Iron is an adult food supplement containing ferrous fumarate 20 mg, vitamin C, zinc, vitamins B1, B6, and B12, folic acid, and iodine to support red blood cell and hemoglobin formation.
Product Uses
- Used to support dietary iron intake and nutrients involved in blood formation.
- May help reduce tiredness and fatigue related to inadequate intake of selected micronutrients.
- Suitable for adults who need nutritional iron support after assessment or as directed by a physician.
- Vitamin C supports iron absorption, while folic acid and vitamin B12 contribute to normal red blood cell formation.
Benefits and Features
- Nova Vita Iron tablets provide ferrous fumarate in a clearly stated strength within a multi nutrient formula.
- Zinc, iodine, and B vitamins add nutritional support for immunity, energy, and daily body functions.
- Vitamin C supports normal gastrointestinal absorption of iron.
- The once daily tablet format makes adult use easier when directions are followed.
How to Use
- For adults: take one tablet daily or as recommended by a physician, according to the product data.
- Take the tablet with enough water.
- If iron causes stomach discomfort, ask the pharmacist about the best timing with food.
- Separate from calcium supplements, some antibiotics, or thyroid medicines if advised by a doctor or pharmacist.
Warnings and Precautions
- Do not use if allergic to iron or any ingredient in the formula.
- Do not use iron supplements without a clear need if you have high iron stores or conditions such as hemochromatosis.
- Iron may cause constipation, nausea, stomach upset, or dark stools.
- Keep Nova Vita Iron out of reach of children because excessive iron intake can be dangerous.
FAQs
- Is Nova Vita Iron suitable for treating anemia?
- It may support iron and blood forming nutrient intake, but anemia diagnosis and cause identification require laboratory tests and medical assessment.
- Why does it contain vitamin C?
- Vitamin C helps improve non heme iron absorption, so combining it with iron is nutritionally relevant.
- Can it be taken with calcium?
- It is usually better to separate iron and calcium when taken as separate supplements because calcium may affect iron absorption in some people.
For optimal use, consult the pharmacist.