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Thorne Iron Bisglycinate is a daily iron supplement providing 25 mg of elemental iron per capsule in the form of Ferrochel iron bisglycinate, a chelated form of iron studied for superior absorption and minimal gastroint…
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ThorneIron Bisglycinate
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Thorne Iron Bisglycinate is a daily iron supplement providing 25 mg of elemental iron per capsule in the form of Ferrochel iron bisglycinate, a chelated form of iron studied for superior absorption and minimal gastrointestinal side effects compared with standard ferrous sulphate.
Iron is an essential mineral involved in red blood cell formation, normal energy metabolism, cognitive function, and the reduction of tiredness and fatigue. When levels fall — whether through heavy periods, a plant-based diet, athletic training, or poor absorption — the effects accumulate gradually: persistent fatigue, difficulty concentrating, and in some cases hair thinning. These are easy to miss or attribute to other causes, which is why a blood test to confirm ferritin or haemoglobin levels is always the right starting point.
This supplement suits those with confirmed or suspected iron insufficiency who have previously found iron supplements hard to tolerate. The bisglycinate chelate binds iron to two glycine molecules, protecting it from compounds in food that would otherwise block absorption, and this is the main reason it tends to cause far fewer digestive complaints than non-chelated forms.
The full ingredient list is transparent: iron bisglycinate, a hypromellose capsule, leucine, and silicon dioxide. No unnecessary fillers. Thorne is a brand with a longstanding reputation for formulation rigour, and this SKU is one of the most consistently recommended iron options in our clinic.
Iron (as Ferrochel Iron Bisglycinate) 25mg per capsule. Other ingredients: Hypromellose (derived from cellulose) capsule, Leucine, Silicon Dioxide.

Take one capsule daily, or as directed by your doctor. It can be taken with or without food. For best absorption, take alongside vitamin C and avoid consuming calcium-rich foods, dairy, or tea within an hour of your dose.
We strongly recommend one. Iron is a nutrient where both deficiency and excess matter clinically. A simple ferritin or full blood count test confirms whether supplementation is appropriate and gives you a baseline to measure against. Taking iron without knowing your levels means supplementing blind.
Most low-cost iron supplements use ferrous sulphate, which is poorly absorbed and can cause nausea, cramping, and constipation. Bisglycinate is a chelated form — the iron is bound to glycine molecules — which protects it from compounds in food that block absorption and tends to produce far fewer digestive side effects.
Yes. Unlike ferrous sulphate, chelated iron bisglycinate is generally well tolerated on an empty stomach, though you can take it with food if you prefer. Avoid taking it at the same time as calcium supplements, dairy, or tea, as these can reduce absorption.
Iron levels typically take several weeks to shift meaningfully. Most people notice improved energy and reduced fatigue after four to eight weeks of consistent use, though this depends on how depleted your stores were to begin with. A follow-up blood test at around three months gives a clear picture of progress.
Iron requirements increase significantly during pregnancy, but dosing should be guided by your midwife or doctor based on your blood results. Consult your healthcare practitioner before starting or continuing any iron supplement if you are pregnant or breastfeeding.
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Overall Sentiment
4 months ago
Had been struggling with ferrous sulphate for years — the constipation and nausea were just not worth it. Switched to this after my GP flagged low ferritin and it's been a different experience entirely. No stomach issues at all. Taking it every morning with a glass of orange juice. Ferritin up from 14 to 38 after three months.
4 months ago
Vegetarian and always struggled to keep my iron levels up. This has been easy to take daily and I haven't had any of the usual digestive grumbles. Noticed my energy picking up after about six weeks.
5 months ago
Does what it says. No side effects, levels back in normal range. Would buy again.
5 months ago
Works well and I've had zero gut issues compared to the cheap iron I was taking before. My main gripe is the value — 60 capsules at this price feels a bit steep when you're taking it long-term. Will keep buying it because it actually agrees with me, but wish they did a larger bottle.
5 months ago
Doctor confirmed I was low in iron after feeling exhausted for months. Started these and within about five or six weeks I was genuinely feeling more like myself. No bloating, no constipation. Really pleased.
5 months ago
Been taking this before bed for a couple of months. Sleep's fine, no nausea, and my last blood test showed ferritin had climbed nicely. Solid product.
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