Fairvital Eisen-Komplex 25 mg

Fairvital · Capsule · 25 mg

Price/day

€0.17

Dose

25 mg

Servings/pack

Pack price

€14.95

Transparency Index

7.1/10

Recommended A solid iron pick — but only makes sense when ferritin, hemoglobin, or context actually call for it.

Rating breakdown

Evidence for ingredient 8.0/10

Iron supplementation is well-studied for genuine deficiency or elevated needs. Without deficiency, iron is a targeted intervention, not a lifestyle supplement.

Value for money 8.0/10

€0.17 per day for 90 servings is fair. Attractive price without looking cheap.

Product quality 7.0/10

The combination of well-absorbed divalent iron forms is a sensible choice. The relatively additive-light formulation is also a plus.

Label honesty 8.0/10

The product clearly describes form and application. No absurd marketing, though iron products often come with energy promises.

Third-party testing 4.0/10

No strong external testing certification visible. This lowers trust compared to more clinically-positioned premium brands.

Product Description

Fairvital’s Iron Complex combines several divalent iron forms, including bisglycinate. In practice, these are better absorbed than lower-quality standard forms.

What We Like

25 mg per serving: a typical sensible dose for targeted supplementation
Multiple well-absorbed iron forms
Reasonable price
Vegan and relatively additive-light

What We’re Missing

Not for unsupervised supplementing: iron use should ideally be guided by lab values
No strong third-party certification
Not specifically optimized for maximum gut tolerance like some Ferrochel or pharmacy-grade products

Other Iron products

Pure Encapsulations Iron 25 mg

8.1/10

Recommended

Thorne Iron Bisglycinate 25 mg

7.8/10

Recommended

Solgar Gentle Iron 25 mg

7.5/10

Recommended

MegaFood Blood Builder Iron

6.8/10

Acceptable

Floradix Iron + Herbs

6.4/10

Acceptable

Ingredient dossier

Essential for oxygen transport, energy metabolism, and immune function. Clearly effective when deficiency is confirmed — do not supplement without a lab diagnosis.

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