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AION® Fibroid Iron Support

$85.00

Your Fibroids Are Draining Your Iron. Ferrous Sulfate Made You Quit. This Formula Was Built for the Women Caught in Between.

30mg iron bisglycinate -- absorbs through amino acid channels, not the free-ion pathway that wrecked your stomach last time
100mg Vitamin C to double iron uptake at the point of absorption -- the cofactor most iron supplements leave out
B6, Folate (L-5-MTHF), B12 (Methylcobalamin) -- the three cofactors your bone marrow needs to turn absorbed iron into red blood cells
5mg Zinc citrate -- depleted by the same chronic bleeding that drains your iron, rarely replaced
Built for women with fibroids losing iron faster than diet alone can replace -- not another generic iron pill for a problem your doctor still calls "normal"
Soy-free, dairy-free, gluten-free -- vegan capsule

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60-Day Guarantee

Take it for 60 days. If your energy doesn't return and your ferritin doesn't climb, email us and we'll refund you. You don't need to send back an empty bottle, fill in a form, or explain yourself to anybody.

That's two full cycles -- the window your body needs to rebuild iron stores that chronic bleeding has depleted. We'd want you to judge it over that timeframe anyway.

Why Ferrous Sulfate Isn't Working

Your doctor prescribed ferrous sulfate. It's the standard. It's also the reason you stopped taking your iron.

Ferrous sulfate releases free iron ions in your stomach. Those ions are corrosive. They irritate the gastric lining. The result is nausea, cramping, constipation, or all three. Studies show 70% of women on ferrous sulfate report GI side effects within the first two weeks.

So you quit. Your ferritin drops further. Your doctor says take more iron. Same form. Same side effects. Same outcome.

That's the Sulfate Trap.

Ferrous bisglycinate is a chelated form of iron -- the iron atom is bound to two glycine molecules. Your gut absorbs the whole complex intact, through amino acid transport channels, not the free-ion pathway that causes the damage. No free iron in your stomach means no corrosion, no nausea, no constipation.

The absorption rate is 3-4x higher than ferrous sulfate. A 30mg dose of bisglycinate delivers more usable iron to your bloodstream than a 65mg sulfate tablet. You get more iron from less milligrams, without the side effects that made you quit last time.

This isn't a marketing distinction. It's a different molecule entering your body through a different transport mechanism. The label says iron on both. The pharmacology is completely different.

Why This Formula Has 6 Ingredients

Iron on its own doesn't rebuild what fibroids take from you. It's one step in a three-step process your body runs.

Step 1 -- ABSORB. Iron bisglycinate + Vitamin C. The bisglycinate form absorbs through amino acid channels (no stomach damage). Vitamin C converts ferric iron to ferrous iron at the point of absorption, doubling uptake.

Step 2 -- BUILD. Folate (L-5-MTHF) + B12 (Methylcobalamin) + B6 (P-5-P). Iron sitting in your blood is raw material. These three cofactors are what your bone marrow needs to actually manufacture new red blood cells. Without them, absorbed iron accumulates but doesn't translate into oxygen-carrying capacity.

Step 3 -- REPLENISH. The full stack, taken consistently, refills your ferritin reserves -- the deep storage your body draws from between meals and during your cycle. Most women with fibroids have ferritin in single digits while their hemoglobin looks "normal." That's why you're exhausted and your doctor says your bloodwork is fine.

Every ingredient is here for a documented reason. Nothing is here to make the label look busy.

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Is It Safe?

Iron bisglycinate is the form most commonly recommended by integrative practitioners specifically because of its safety profile. Vitamin C, B6, B12, Folate, and Zinc are standard nutritional cofactors.

That said, iron supplementation isn't a decision to make in isolation. If you're pregnant, breastfeeding, taking blood thinners, or being treated for hemochromatosis or any iron-storage condition, speak to your doctor before starting. If you've had GI reactions to iron before, mention that -- this form is different, but your doctor should know your history.

This is a food supplement, not a medicine, and it isn't a substitute for the bloodwork and follow-up your doctor recommends.

Ingredients

Per capsule:
Vitamin C (from 125mg Magnesium L-Ascorbate) -- 100mg
Vitamin B6 (as Pyridoxal-5-Phosphate) -- 2mg
Folate (as L-5-Methyltetrahydrofolate Calcium) -- 680mcg DFE
Vitamin B12 (as Methylcobalamin) -- 50mcg
Iron (as 153mg Ferrous Bisglycinate) -- 30mg
Zinc (as Zinc Citrate) -- 5mg

Six ingredients, all printed with their exact dose and form. No proprietary blend. No filler stack padding the label.

Vegan capsule. Free from gluten, soy, dairy, fish and shellfish. Non-GMO.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long until I notice anything?
Most women report improved energy within 3-4 weeks. Ferritin levels take 8-12 weeks to show meaningful movement on bloodwork. Give it two full cycles before you judge it.

Can I take it with my DIM supplement?
Yes. Iron and DIM address different parts of the fibroid problem -- DIM works on estrogen metabolism, this works on replacing the iron your bleeding depletes. They complement each other.

Will this constipate me like my last iron?
Bisglycinate absorbs through amino acid channels, not the free-ion pathway that causes GI distress. The vast majority of women who couldn't tolerate ferrous sulfate have no issues with this form.

One capsule or two?
One. The full 30mg of elemental iron is in a single capsule. A bottle is 60 days.

Will this fix my iron deficiency if I still have fibroids?

Fibroids cause chronic blood loss. Chronic blood loss drains iron. This formula replaces what that bleeding takes -- at a rate and in a form your body can actually absorb and use. It doesn't treat fibroids. It treats the iron deficiency fibroids create. As long as the bleeding continues, you need ongoing replacement. That's exactly what this is designed for.

Dr. Catherine Harlow, ND — Women's Hormonal Health

"When a patient with fibroids tells me she tried iron and it did not work, the first thing I check is what else was in the bottle. Ferrous sulfate causes enough GI distress that most women quit before their stores can rebuild. Bisglycinate solves the tolerability problem, but iron alone does not become functional hemoglobin without B6, folate, B12, and Vitamin C at the point of conversion. This is the first formula I have seen that pairs the right iron form with every cofactor the pathway requires in a single dose."

Every Ingredient Carefully Chosen

Iron Bisglycinate

30mg

Chelated iron -- the iron atom is bonded to two glycine molecules. Your gut absorbs the whole complex intact through amino acid transport channels, bypassing the free-ion pathway that makes ferrous sulfate corrosive to your stomach lining.

3-4x higher absorption than ferrous sulfate at a lower dose. 30mg of bisglycinate delivers more usable iron than a 65mg sulfate tablet, without the nausea, cramping, or constipation that made you quit last time.

Vitamin C + B-Complex

Absorption & Blood Building

Vitamin C (100mg) converts ferric iron to ferrous iron at the point of absorption, doubling uptake. It's the cofactor most standalone iron supplements leave out.

B6 (2mg as P-5-P), Folate (680mcg as L-5-MTHF), and B12 (50mcg as Methylcobalamin) are the three cofactors your bone marrow needs to manufacture new red blood cells from absorbed iron. Without them, iron accumulates but doesn't translate into oxygen-carrying capacity.

Zinc Citrate

5mg

Zinc is depleted by the same chronic bleeding that drains your iron -- and it's rarely replaced. Most iron supplements ignore it entirely.

5mg of zinc citrate, a bioavailable form your body absorbs efficiently. Six ingredients total, all printed with their exact dose and form. No proprietary blend. Nothing here to make the label look busy.

What Real Customers Are Saying

"My last three ferritin tests were 11, 12, 11. Three tests over a year and a half while taking iron every single day. My body was not using it. I started AION in April. August test: 33. My doctor asked what changed. I told him the formula has the cofactors for building red blood cells, not just the iron. He wrote down the name. That is the first time in four years a doctor has been interested in what iron supplement I take."

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Amanda T.

"I have fibroids and heavy periods. Every iron supplement I tried either made me constipated or gave me such bad nausea I couldn't keep taking it. My naturopath suggested bisglycinate and I found this one. No stomach issues at all. I take it with breakfast and honestly forget it's even an iron supplement. My energy is noticeably better, especially in the second half of my cycle when I used to just crash."

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Jessica M.

"I was already on bisglycinate when I found this. The Amazon one, 25mg, gentle on my stomach. No complaints. But five months in, my ferritin went from 12 to 15. Three points. My gynecologist called that progress. It did not feel like progress when I was still losing hair and falling asleep at my son's baseball games. I switched to AION because it has the B vitamins and zinc the other bottle was missing. Same form of iron. Eight weeks later, 28. The only thing that changed was the formula."

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Nicole R.

"I had given up on iron supplements completely. Five years of trying. Ferrous sulfate twice, Blood Builder, Floradix, two different bisglycinate brands. My ferritin never got above 11. I told my doctor my body does not absorb iron and she scheduled me for infusions. A friend sent me AION two weeks before the first appointment and told me to try it before I let anyone put a needle in my arm. Ferritin was 9. Two months later, 26. My doctor cancelled the infusion and asked me what I was taking."

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Crystal A

What Sets Our Iron Apart?

Most iron supplements are ferrous sulfate in a capsule. They work on paper. In practice, the side effects make women quit before their ferritin moves. This formula was built around why iron supplements actually fail:

What Sets Our Iron Apart?

Most iron supplements are ferrous sulfate in a capsule. They work on paper. In practice, the side effects make women quit before their ferritin moves. This formula was built around why iron supplements actually fail:

Built for Chronic Blood Loss, Not Dietary Deficiency

There are two types of iron deficiency. One comes from not eating enough iron. The other comes from fibroids draining it faster than diet can replace. Your doctor treats both the same way. They are not the same problem. This formula was designed for the second type -- the one that comes back every month because the bleeding never stopped.

Absorbed Without Wrecking Your Stomach

Ferrous sulfate releases free iron ions that corrode your stomach lining. That's why 70% of women quit within weeks. Bisglycinate absorbs through amino acid channels -- the whole complex passes intact, no free iron in your gut, no nausea, no constipation. 3-4x the absorption rate at a lower dose. The iron you actually keep is the iron that counts.

6 Ingredients. 3 Steps. Nothing Wasted.

ABSORB (bisglycinate + Vitamin C), BUILD (B6 + Folate + B12 to manufacture red blood cells), REPLENISH (the full stack rebuilds your ferritin reserves over time). Six ingredients, all printed with their exact dose and form. No proprietary blend. When a label won't show you its doses, it's usually because the doses aren't the selling point.

You've Been Dismissed Enough

You have probably been told this is normal. That it's your weight. That you should come back when it gets worse. We are not going to add to that. If this isn't right for you, our 60-day guarantee means you send it back — no forms, no hoops, and no explaining yourself to anybody.

How To Use

One capsule. One dose. The foundation of your iron recovery.

One Capsule, Once A Day

30mg iron bisglycinate + Vitamin C + B-complex + Zinc. That's the full dose. No stacking, no cycling, no working up to it.

Take It With Food

Iron bisglycinate absorbs well with or without food, but taking it with a meal reduces any chance of mild stomach sensitivity. The Vitamin C in the formula handles the absorption boost. Breakfast or dinner, whichever one you'll actually remember.

Anchor It To Something Fixed

Attach it to a moment already locked into your day. The same meal, the same counter, the same time. Consistency matters more than the hour on the clock.

Give It Two Full Cycles

Most women feel improved energy within 3-4 weeks. Ferritin levels take 8-12 weeks to show meaningful movement on bloodwork. Judge it after two full cycles, not after a week. Ask your doctor for a ferritin test at the 60-day mark so you can see what's changed.

The Next Step

If you're building a full iron-recovery protocol (timing, cofactors, tracking, what to avoid taking alongside iron), the Iron Recovery Handbook included free with the 3-month supply covers exactly that. It was written to pair with this formula as the core, not to replace it.