CarlsonChewable Iron, 27 mg - Superior Absorption, Blood Health, Energy Production & Optimal Wellness, Grape, 60 tablets

Tastes pretty good and has been doing what it's supposed to do!

This was for my 12 year old, within a week he has a huge change in energy and sleep. Dr suggested the dose that this product is for the low iron issue. Taste is kid approved.

My daughter has to take these. Her doctor first put her on some liquid that she would spit out or wouldn't eat/drink whatever it was that we put the liquid in. I called her doctor and she looked into what else we could give her as she is 3 1/2. She told me to look up this product. Once I found it , I was so happy. She got to pick either grape or strawberry flavor. She loves grape. I knew once I seen that there was grape we wouldn't have a problem with her taking them. Seriously an amazing product and I recieved it fast.

I like this chewing blue iron. Because, in my opinion, it did not have an irony taste and it was easy to chew. Unlike other iron supplements, I did not feel nauseated after taking it. And I actually prefer that it is a hard tablet rather than the chewy ones. Would definitely buy again if I needed a iron only supplement.

I hate taking pills but I need my iron. These are the best tasting chewable iron pills I've ever tried! I have already bought more!

These are big chewables, probably not suitable for young children. The listing here shows it to have iron bisglycinate, but according to Carlson that was changed to iron citrate in 2011. I received iron citrate. My kid ate one and refuses to have it again ("It's too spicy."). I tried crushing one up with orange and apple juice. She took one sip and knew it had the iron in it "(I don't want it, its too spicy.") . I tried I tried one myself. It was horrendous. I almost vomited from the taste. Bloody tasting with hints of fish. The grape flavor and sugar do not help. I suspect all iron chewables will taste similarly bad.Pros:-Very cheap-definitely has iron in itCons:-tastes disgusting-not easy to crush. I was unable to crush it with a spoon in a bowl. I went at it for a full minute with a hand blender before the bits completely broke up.I think capsules can avoid or minimize the terrible taste, but I'm not confident that my 2yr old will understand what to do with the capsule and won't choke on it. Next I plan to try some formulation of iron polysaccharide complex, which supposedly does not taste disgusting. I found two pediatric over-the-counter products containing this: Novaferrum pediatric drops and Yasoo IronUp. Both are available on Amazon. I'll try IronUp first, b/c it is more concentrated, $5 cheaper and has 1 good review. I will review it as well once I receive it.

I have been taking these for several months and it has helped me get my iron level up. I have an absorption condition and with the chewable it helps me get what I need so I do not have to have another iron transfusion.

I have hemilitic anemia. This is the only product i have found to date that keeps my hemoglobin from going dangerously low. Was getting iron infusions before starting this product. Now my dad takes it because it does not upset his stomach. Great product.