Ferralet® 90 — the prescription once-daily iron supplement to treat low levels of iron in the blood caused by certain types of anemia.
Get back to
perFecting
your stroke with Ferralet® 90
Ferralet® 90 — the prescription once-daily iron
supplement to treat low levels of iron in the blood
caused by certain types of anemia.

What is anemia?
Anemia is a health condition where the body does not have enough healthy red blood cells to carry oxygen to the body’s tissues.1
Find out more about the causes and symptoms of iron-deficiency anemia and how it is diagnosed and treated.



What is the Ferralet® 90 difference?
Unlike other iron supplements, Ferralet® 90 is composed of two different iron compounds and a special combination of other active ingredients that is easier on the stomach.2,3,†
Ferralet® 90 is also convenient and easy to take.


Learn more about iron [Fe]
Your recommended daily iron intake may vary depending on your gender, age, and dietary restrictions.4
In addition to regularly taking your iron supplements, you can also incorporate some iron-rich foods into your daily meals.4


DID YOU KNOW?
Iron is represented by the symbol [Fe] in medicine and science.
Ferralet® 90 savings
You may be eligible to save money on your prescription by
using the Ferralet® 90 Savings Card.*
To redeem your savings card:
- Present your prescription, along with the savings card, at your participating pharmacy.
- Follow your doctor’s instructions on how to take Ferralet 90 and enjoy the nutritional goodness!
*Subject to eligibility. Terms and conditions apply.


Ferralet® 90 savings
You may be eligible to save money on your prescription by using the Ferralet® 90 Savings Card.*
To redeem your savings card:
- Present your prescription, along with the savings card, at your participating pharmacy.
- Follow your doctor’s instructions on how to take Ferralet 90 and enjoy the nutritional goodness!
*Subject to eligibility. Terms and Conditions apply.
† In a large, randomized, double-blind trial, carbonyl iron dosed at 600 mg was tolerated with digestive side effects similar to those observed with a 60 mg dose of ferrous sulfate.
References: