Iron Pills

Re: Iron Pills

• AshleyEric609 member

  December 2008

  I'm on the generic brand from Target...and I haven't had any problems yet...

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• I'mAcrossThePond

  December 2008

  I take Feosol and don't think they are too bad. I'm actually more stopped up when I don't take them.

   

  
  
  

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• Quiksilver620 member

  December 2008

  I have the slow release, generic kind from CVS and haven't had any issues

  

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• kristie11004

  December 2008

  I haven't had problems with Repliva, but it's a script thanks to my super low iron!

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• mesr

  December 2008

  For the past week I've been taking one 25mg pill made by Countrylife and also two doses of Floridix Florivital a day.  I haven't had any problems yet, but this is only 45mg of iron.  The Floridix is a liquid that boasts about its non-constipating properties.
  

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• hbach83 member

  December 2008

  Nope! I'm in the same boat as you. My doc actually recommended I not bother with it, but at my appt in a couple days we'll have to talk about that. I stopped taking my prenatal for digestive reasons, so I'll need to find an alternative and hopefully one that isn't the same way!
  

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• hdirkes

  December 2008

  I take slow FE adn haven't had any issues

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• melrrr

  December 2008

  another Slow FE (Generic) user here. Absolutely no problems whatsoever.
  

  

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• haleybeth81

  December 2008

  I was put on food based iron since I have IBS and can't tolerate the regualr kind even in prenatals.  I was told to take Blood builder by megafoods which is sold at whole foods.  It has been better but it does still upset my stomach slightly (no constipation though).

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