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Doctor's Best, High Absorption Iron, 27 mg, 120 Tablets
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Doctor's Best, High Absorption Iron, 27 mg, 120 Tablets

The label supplies 27 mg elemental iron as Ferrochel ferrous bisglycinate chelate in one tablet, with no vitamin C. iHerb currently lists the 120-tablet bottle in stock.

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Our Verdict

It is the strongest raw-value option after California Gold and uses the preferred form, but absent product-specific certification and a longer excipient list leave it narrowly behind Solgar. Solgar's much larger review base breaks that close quality tie.

Score Breakdown

Third-Party Testing2/10
Form & Bioavailability9/10
Dose vs Research9/10
Label Transparency8/10
Value10/10

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • 27 mg elemental iron as Ferrochel ferrous bisglycinate chelate
  • $9.99 for 120 servings, the lowest rounded cost per serving in the list
  • Label identifies the product as vegan, non-GMO, gluten-free and soy-free

Cons

  • No vitamin C appears on the Supplement Facts panel
  • The tablet uses microcrystalline cellulose, croscarmellose sodium, a multi-ingredient coating, magnesium stearate and silicon dioxide

Specifications

Iron FormFerrochel ferrous bisglycinate chelate
Elemental Iron27 mg
Vitamin CNone
Serving Size1 tablet
Servings Per Container120
Other Active IngredientsNone
Other IngredientsMicrocrystalline cellulose, croscarmellose sodium, water/hypromellose/hydroxypropyl cellulose/glycerin coating, magnesium stearate, silicon dioxide
Testing / CertificationNo listed USP, NSF or public product-specific certificate of analysis

Quick Answers

What is the iron form of the Doctor's Best, High Absorption Iron, 27 mg, 120 Tablets?

Doctor's Best, High Absorption Iron, 27 mg, 120 Tablets iron form: Ferrochel ferrous bisglycinate chelate.

What is the elemental iron of the Doctor's Best, High Absorption Iron, 27 mg, 120 Tablets?

Doctor's Best, High Absorption Iron, 27 mg, 120 Tablets elemental iron: 27 mg.

What is the vitamin c of the Doctor's Best, High Absorption Iron, 27 mg, 120 Tablets?

Doctor's Best, High Absorption Iron, 27 mg, 120 Tablets vitamin c: None.

What is the serving size of the Doctor's Best, High Absorption Iron, 27 mg, 120 Tablets?

Doctor's Best, High Absorption Iron, 27 mg, 120 Tablets serving size: 1 tablet.

What is the servings per container of the Doctor's Best, High Absorption Iron, 27 mg, 120 Tablets?

Doctor's Best, High Absorption Iron, 27 mg, 120 Tablets servings per container: 120.

What is the other active ingredients of the Doctor's Best, High Absorption Iron, 27 mg, 120 Tablets?

Doctor's Best, High Absorption Iron, 27 mg, 120 Tablets other active ingredients: None.

What is the other ingredients of the Doctor's Best, High Absorption Iron, 27 mg, 120 Tablets?

Doctor's Best, High Absorption Iron, 27 mg, 120 Tablets other ingredients: Microcrystalline cellulose, croscarmellose sodium, water/hypromellose/hydroxypropyl cellulose/glycerin coating, magnesium stearate, silicon dioxide.

What is the testing / certification of the Doctor's Best, High Absorption Iron, 27 mg, 120 Tablets?

Doctor's Best, High Absorption Iron, 27 mg, 120 Tablets testing / certification: No listed USP, NSF or public product-specific certificate of analysis.

How much does the Doctor's Best, High Absorption Iron, 27 mg, 120 Tablets cost?

The Doctor's Best, High Absorption Iron, 27 mg, 120 Tablets lists at $9.99 at iHerb as of August 5, 2026. Prices change often, so the merchant page shows the current figure.

Who is the Doctor's Best, High Absorption Iron, 27 mg, 120 Tablets for?

It suits buyers prioritizing the lowest cost per serving, buyers preferring a one-tablet 27 mg dose. It is not the right pick for buyers avoiding tablets with multiple excipients, buyers requiring a public product-specific certificate of analysis.

Is the Doctor's Best, High Absorption Iron, 27 mg, 120 Tablets worth buying?

The label supplies 27 mg elemental iron as Ferrochel ferrous bisglycinate chelate in one tablet, with no vitamin C. iHerb currently lists the 120-tablet bottle in stock. It ranks #4 in our Top 5 Gentle Iron Supplements. It is the strongest raw-value option after California Gold and uses the preferred form, but absent product-specific certification and a longer excipient list leave it narrowly behind Solgar. Solgar's much larger review base breaks that close quality tie.

Who Is This For?

Best For

  • Buyers prioritizing the lowest cost per serving
  • Buyers preferring a one-tablet 27 mg dose

Not For

  • Buyers avoiding tablets with multiple excipients
  • Buyers requiring a public product-specific certificate of analysis

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