The Iron Support

Iron carries oxygen from the lungs to all parts of the body and supports your energy levels, which is particularly important during pregnancy (when your body needs 3-4 times more iron!) and postpartum.

Take 1 tablet a day with water after food or as directed by a healthcare professional.

Always read the label and follow the directions for use.

Iron absorption is best in an acidic environment so try to consume the Iron Support with citrus foods and drinks like orange juice. Avoid taking it with milk, antacids, caffeine and calcium-rich or high fibre foods.

Kin’s Iron Support uses Ferrous Bisglycinate Chelate (Ferrochel™️). It’s a patented and highly bioavailable form of iron. It’s gentler on the stomach and minimises nausea and constipation.

Yes, you can take iron while breastfeeding. However, we recommend speaking with your doctor or healthcare professional to ensure it’s right for you.

You may be experiencing iron deficiency if you have symptoms of fatigue, weakness, pale skin, shortness or breath on exertion, dizziness or lightheadedness or brittle nails.



It’s important to note that iron deficiency symptoms (like fatigue) can present the same as symptoms of too much iron so it’s worth speaking to a healthcare practitioner to determine whether you have an iron deficiency, so you can seek treatment earlier.

The Kin Iron Support is not for the treatment of iron deficiency conditions

Pregnant women need 27mg of Iron daily. The Kin Prenatal contains 10mg of iron per serving and the Iron Supplement contains 18mg per serving. Additional iron supplementation may be recommended when a blood test has confirmed that your levels are low. The best person to speak to is your doctor or healthcare professional to ensure taking both supplements is right for you.