Ethical Nutrients Iron Plus

Generic Name: Betacarotene, calcium, calcium ascorbate dihydrate, cyanocobalamin, folic acid, iron amino acid chelate, pyridoxine, stellaria media herb powder, thiamine
Product Name: Ethical Nutrients Iron Plus

Indication of Ethical Nutrients Iron Plus

Ethical Nutrients Iron Plus is an iron, folic acid and vitamin supplement. It may help maintain normal healthy energy levels and boost immune system function in growing children, the elderly, athletes, vegetarians and lactating women. 

Your doctor will be able to advise if this product is suitable for you. Consult your doctor before taking any medication or supplement.

Action of Ethical Nutrients Iron Plus

Ethical Nutrients Iron Plus contains iron and folic acid, which may assist in maintaining normal blood and act as a blood tonic.

Dose advice of Ethical Nutrients Iron Plus

Dose information:

• Take 1 tablet daily or as directed by a healthcare professional;
• Do not use if cap safety seal is missing or broken;
• If symptoms persist, consult your healthcare professional;
• Store below 30 ^oC.

Always read the label. If you have any queries about the correct way to use this product, please ask your doctor. Individual results may vary.

Contraindications

There are no known contraindications related to the use of Ethical Nutrients Iron Plus. 

Precautions

• Not for the treatment of iron deficiency conditions;
• Vitamins can only be of assistance if the dietary intake is inadequate.

If you have any concerns, please speak with your doctor.
 

Schedule of Ethical Nutrients Iron Plus

Unscheduled. Ethical Nutrients Iron Plus is a complementary medicine or listed medicine in Australia.¹

References

1. Ethical Nutrients Iron Plus [online]. St Leonards, NSW: MIMS Online; 1 June 2008 [cited 13 December 2010]. Available from: URL link

Please note that the Product Information including information such as what a product should be used for, how it works, the dosage and relevant side effects is created by the company who makes the product. For registered medicines, the Product Information is carefully validated by the relevant Australian health authority, the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA). However, for complementary medicines the Product Information is NOT routinely checked by the TGA. Therefore it is important that you do NOT take any complementary medicine without first speaking with your doctor.