KIKI Health Ionic Iron Liquid Concentrate

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KIKI Health Ionic Iron Liquid Concentrate

Name: KIKI Health Ionic Iron Liquid Concentrate
Brand: KIKI Health 697
SKU: KIK127
Price: 20.00 GBP
Availability: InStock

£20.00

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50ml - 25 days supply

A convenient liquid iron supplement providing 14mg per serving to support energy, cognitive function, immunity and healthy red blood cell formation.

Helps reduce tiredness
Supports healthy energy levels
Supports cognitive function
Supports red blood cell formation
Supports normal immunity
Easy liquid daily dose

*femme do not endorse products, nor do we confirm their effectiveness; instead we recommend that you always seek advice from your GP (and your fertility clinic, especially if you are taking prescribed fertility medication) before product use.

Description

KIKI Health Ionic Iron Liquid Concentrate provides 14mg of iron per daily serving, equivalent to 100% of the stated adult reference intake. Its simple liquid formula combines ferrous sulphate with de-ionised water, creating an easy alternative to conventional tablets or capsules that can be mixed into water, juice or another drink.

Iron plays several important roles in everyday health. It contributes to normal energy-yielding metabolism, helps reduce tiredness and fatigue, supports normal cognitive and immune function, and is essential for the normal formation of red blood cells and haemoglobin. These red blood cells carry oxygen around the body, making adequate iron particularly important when dietary intake or iron stores are low.

Medical advice: iron supplements should not be taken unnecessarily or in excessive amounts. If you suspect iron deficiency, experience persistent fatigue, have heavy periods, are pregnant, take medication or are under medical supervision, speak to your GP before use. femme Health also recommends consulting your fertility clinic if you are taking prescribed fertility medication. Keep iron supplements out of reach of children.

What's inside

1 x KIKI Health Ionic Iron Liquid Concentrate, 50ml.

Ingredients

De-ionised Water, Ferrous Sulphate.

Per 2ml serving: Iron 14mg (100% RI).

How it works

Shake well before use. Adults and children aged 4+ should take 30 drops (2 dropper squeezes / 2ml) daily mixed into approximately 250ml of water or juice.

The concentrate can be added to hot or cold drinks and taken with or without food at any time of day. Do not exceed the recommended daily intake.

Deliveries & Returns

Delivery

All orders are processed within 2 business days.
Free standard delivery on orders over £40.
Orders to Ireland are shipped via UPS and typically arrive within 3–5 working days.
Please note: While we make the necessary updates to comply with new EU packaging regulations, some products are temporarily unavailable for delivery to the Republic of Ireland. Tempdrop products are unaffected and can still be delivered as normal. We apologise for any inconvenience caused.

Returns

Tempdrop is classified as a medical device, it cannot be returned or exchanged once opened - please check sizing carefully before placing your order.
Unopened items can be returned within 30 days of purchase with valid proof of purchase.
To initiate a return, email talktous@femmehealth.co.uk with your order number and reason for return.

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Key Details

14mg Iron Per Serving

Each daily serving provides 14mg of iron, equivalent to 100% of the stated adult reference intake.

Simple Liquid Format

Ferrous sulphate in de-ionised water offers an alternative to conventional iron tablets or capsules.

25 days Approx. Supply

The 50ml bottle provides around 25 daily servings at the recommended dose.

50ml - 25 days supply

Iron contributes to normal energy metabolism, cognitive function, immune function and oxygen transport. It is also required for the normal formation of red blood cells and haemoglobin.

How much iron does each serving provide?

Each 2ml daily serving provides 14mg of iron, equivalent to 100% of the stated adult reference intake.

How do I take KIKI Health Ionic Iron?

Shake the bottle well and add 30 drops, approximately 2ml, to around 250ml of water or juice once daily.

Can I take it with food?

Yes. KIKI Health states that the liquid can be taken with or without food and mixed into either a hot or cold drink.

How long does one bottle last?

The 50ml bottle contains 25 x 2ml servings, providing approximately 25 days' supply when taken once daily.

Who may be at greater risk of low iron?

Low iron can have several causes. The NHS notes that people who experience heavy periods are at greater risk of iron deficiency anaemia, while pregnancy can also increase iron requirements.

Should I take iron if I feel tired?

Not automatically. Tiredness has many possible causes, and taking iron when you do not need it can be harmful. If fatigue persists or you suspect low iron, speak to your GP about appropriate testing and advice.

Can you take too much iron?

Yes. Excess iron can cause side effects including constipation, nausea, vomiting and stomach pain, and very high doses can be dangerous. Always follow the recommended intake and keep iron supplements away from children.

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