Iron deficiency can affect the performance and endurance of a professional athlete or hobbyist. Therefore, it is advisable to keep an eye on your iron stores if you experience symptoms of iron deficiency.

Iron-deficiency anemia is a type of anemia caused by insufficient iron intake or, alternatively, inadequate absorption relative to its elimination. Iron deficiency is the most common cause of anemia, but anemia can also be associated with a deficiency in B12 vitamin and folic acid.

Are you experiencing symptoms of iron deficiency? Are you pregnant or breastfeeding? If you are concerned about your iron levels, it is recommended to have them tested. Puhti offers various test packages for iron deficiency.

Together we complement each other. Puhti offers help with the necessary tests and their analysis. We at BlueIron, on the other hand, help repair iron levels. Thus, a perfect combination and cooperation is created, where need and demand meet.

Your iron levels have significant demands, and even one out of seven women develops iron-deficiency anemia during pregnancy.

For growing children, the need for iron becomes even more pronounced. Puberty, the onset of menstruation, growth spurts, studying, and physical activity all consume a significant amount of iron. Iron is required for growth itself, central nervous system development, and maintaining the body.

Business Finland has been supporting BlueIron's product development. This has enabled, among other things, the introduction of new products to the market in the future. Additionally, with the help of Business Finland, we have been able to expand our export activities to new countries.

BlueIron was chosen as product of the year in England by Independent Community Pharmacist (ICP) magazine in the category Healthcare & Wellbeing.

Many of us wonder what is the correct dose when using iron. Read more about correct iron dosing according to specialists.

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