PatchAid Iron Plus Topical Patch | 50mg Iron with C & A (Beta-Carotene) for Energy Support, Non-Constipating Formula, 8-Hour Wear & Slow Release, 30 Day Supply

So far so good. I haven't checked blood work yet, this is JUST based on my skin's reaction to the patches. I have a rare disorder that effects my skin. I can't use most Band-Aids, tapes etc.... HOWEVER, these are JUST FINE! No tearing, no rash, no abrasions, AND they actually stick pretty well! Granted, I wear them under my bra band on my side, but in the summer... I did NOT expect these to stick so well, OR that they wouldn't damage my skin! Thanks! I'm really bad about taking my vitamins daily, and these are a bit pricey... BUT it's this or none lol SO I'm hoping the price is worth it!

This patch works amazing! It really helped me increase my iron and ferritin levels without any stomach upset like regular iron pills. I feel more energetic, and it’s so convenient to just apply and forget about it. I’ve already repurchased and will definitely keep using these. Highly recommend for anyone who struggles with low iron!

The price for these are pretty reasonable. They stay on until you take them off. They are not waterproof so you need to be mindful of that. I do like the fact that I can get my iron from this instead of taking a supplement that could upset my stomach. These do not upset my stomach.

I use 2 patches at night on my right hip or buttocks. So much easier to use than pills. I didn’t realize my iron had gotten so low until my doctor did blood work for my yearly checkup. I use two patches to bring my iron level up. Works great!

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Can’t tell for sure if these worked because I was taking other supplements but my ferritin went from 9 at 35 weeks regnant to around 30 at 6 weeks postpartum even with almost a liter of blood loss during the birth. Worth a try for sure! They are easy to use and a great option for those with stomachs sensitive to oral iron supplements.

I use the patches for anemia. It is exactly what I need to help boost my levels

I purchased this product with the expectation that it would provide meaningful support for improving iron levels, as implied by its marketing. After using the product and not experiencing results, I contacted the company for clarification. In their response, the company acknowledged that: Iron is a large molecule that does not easily pass through the skin Absorption through transdermal patches is limited and highly variable There is limited scientific evidence supporting consistent absorption of iron through the skin This information raises serious concerns about the product’s ability to perform as advertised. The product is marketed in a way that suggests it can support iron levels, yet the company itself admits that absorption is uncertain and not well-supported by scientific evidence. Based on this, I requested a refund. The company refused. My concern is not only about the effectiveness of the product, but also about transparency in marketing. Consumers are being sold a product for iron supplementation without clear disclosure of the limitations that the company later acknowledges privately.