Flora, Ferritin+, Plant-Based Ferritin Iron, 30 Delayed Release Vegan Capsules

Who knew ferritin could be sourced from organic peas!?!? Absolutely amazed that this product is entirely plant based and provides a better absorbed iron source. No adverse side effects or staining!

As far as I can tell, I suppose the product works. I'm feeling better, but I'm also taking high doses of easy iron. I really love that we can get vegan sources of ferritin, so I'm pleased about this product in that sense. The packaging, however, in the little individual packs that you have to peel off the backing---leave a lot of room for improvement. Peeling off that back is most always a challenge, so I end up using a knife, and of course, piercing the capsule. I would like to see these capsules in glass bottles in the future.

i hope quality is same since they changed the box However , the bottle is convinient than paper box !

Yum and tastes great. No belly ache

Love this iron supplement, very hard to find a plant based nonheme iron supplement that doesn't have other vitamins mixed in with it. I don't know why there is so much criticism in these reviews about the sustained release capsules, I haven't noticed any problems with this and I don't even know how you would measure whether the sustained release is happening. However there is one big problem - the packaging. It's crazy. They package the capsules to protect them from the apocalypse. While this sounds great, if you're taking the pills everyday, you get tired of fighting to access each capsule. There box has several blisters with each capsule in its own compartment. Each blister is coated in a thick whiter paper. Underneath the thick white paper is a second coating of tin foil. Up to this day, I have not been able to find a way to open the paper and the tin foil by hand, they are so thick it's impossible. If you try to pop the capsule out of the blister like most people do in this case, the capsule will break because the paper and tin foil are so thick. So my only alternative is to cut each capsule out with a pair of scissors. After a few weeks of doing this each day when you want to take the pill, it gets tiring and you start wondering why the company hasn't fixed this annoyance.