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Natural Factors, Easy Iron, 60 Chewable Tablets
Natural FactorsRanked #5

Natural Factors, Easy Iron, 60 Chewable Tablets

Each chewable tablet supplies 20 mg of elemental iron as SunActive micronized ferric pyrophosphate plus 8 mg stevia leaf powder. The US iHerb listing was in stock at $13.27 for 60 servings and displays ISURA non-GMO documentation and mass-spectrometry testing statements.

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Our Verdict

It ranks fifth because its testing documentation is better than most uncertified products, but its form and 20 mg dose have less direct research alignment than the bisglycinate options.

Score Breakdown

Third-Party Testing7/10
Form & Bioavailability7/10
Dose vs Research7/10
Label Transparency8/10
Value7/10

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Chewable delivery avoids the need to swallow a capsule or conventional tablet.
  • The label identifies SunActive ferric pyrophosphate rather than hiding the iron form.
  • ISURA is an independent organization using ISO-accredited analytical methods, and the product listing states mass-spectrometry lab testing.

Cons

  • Ferric pyrophosphate has less directly comparable supplement-dose research than the 25 mg bisglycinate products.
  • Vitamin C is absent, and the flavored chewable contains xylitol, fruit flavors, citric acid, cellulose, stearic acid and magnesium stearate.

Specifications

Iron FormSunActive micronized ferric pyrophosphate
Elemental Iron20 mg
Vitamin CNone
Delivery FormChewable tablet
Serving Size1 tablet
Servings Per Container60
Cost per mg Iron$0.0111
Testing/CertificationISURA non-GMO documentation and mass-spec lab-tested statements; no public lot CoA located

Who Is This For?

Best For

  • Buyers who prefer a chewable over capsules
  • Those prioritizing independently described mass-spectrometry testing

Not For

  • Buyers specifically seeking ferrous bisglycinate
  • Those avoiding sweeteners, flavors or multiple chewable-tablet excipients

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