Albion TRAACS Iron
Also known as: Albion Ferrous Bisglycinate Chelate, Ferrochel Verified
Albion Minerals' verified bisglycinate iron chelate, proven absorption and dramatically improved GI tolerance compared to ferrous sulfate.
- Clinical dose
- Equivalent absorption to higher-dose ferrous sulfate with significantly fewer GI side effects (Mafodda et al., 2017)
- Typical label dose
- 15–45 mg elemental iron/day
- Category
- Vitamins & Minerals
- Energy
- Recovery
- Cognitive Function
- Iron Replenishment
What it is & how it works
True bidentate amino acid chelate; absorbed via amino acid transporter pathway; bypasses gut competition with phytates and tannins; non-constipating.
Dosage
The clinically studied dose is Equivalent absorption to higher-dose ferrous sulfate with significantly fewer GI side effects (Mafodda et al., 2017).On labels you'll typically see 15–45 mg elemental iron/day.
What the research shows
Premium iron and women's health formulas specify Albion TRAACS verified iron, the GI tolerance advantage is real and proven over commodity ferrous salts.
Studies & citations
Formulas it appears in
- Multivitamin
Multivitamin
Categories
Albion TRAACS Iron FAQ
What is Albion TRAACS Iron?
Albion Minerals' verified bisglycinate iron chelate, proven absorption and dramatically improved GI tolerance compared to ferrous sulfate.
How much Albion TRAACS Iron should I take per day?
The clinically studied dose is Equivalent absorption to higher-dose ferrous sulfate with significantly fewer GI side effects (Mafodda et al., 2017).
What does Albion TRAACS Iron do?
Premium iron and women's health formulas specify Albion TRAACS verified iron, the GI tolerance advantage is real and proven over commodity ferrous salts.
What is Albion TRAACS Iron found in?
Multivitamin
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