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Thirty strips to a tin, and the amounts are printed on the back.

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    Iron, without the tablet.Read the warning first.

    $20.00 $30.00 first order, then $27.00/month30 strips per tin. About $1 a day5.0 out of 5, from 1 review

    Nineteen milligrams of iron and four hundred micrograms of folate.

    • Free US shipping on every order.
    • A tin that fits in a pocket.
    • Every active printed with its amount. No proprietary blends.
    • Nothing to swallow, nothing to mix, and no water needed.
    • Raspberry
    • Dissolves in about 30 seconds
    • Vegetarian
    • Free of the FDA top nine allergens
    • No sugar
    • Swallowing a capsule is unpleasant, or you have simply stopped bothering.
    • You want every active printed with its amount, not folded into a blend.
    • You are somewhere without water, and a powder needs a shaker and a sink.
    How many tins?
    How would you like it?
    Iron Strips$20.00 first order, Then $27.00/month

    How to take one

    1. Open the tin Take one out with dry hands. The film picks up moisture.
    2. Place it on your tongue Put it on your tongue and close your mouth.
    3. Let it dissolve Gone in under a minute. No water, nothing to swallow.
    See what is printed on the tin

    What is on the label

    Iron as ferric saccharate at nineteen milligrams, with folate at four hundred micrograms beside it. On a raspberry strip rather than a tablet you have to get down with a full glass of water.

    Read the accidental-overdose warning on this page before you buy this one. It is regulatory wording and we have not touched it.

    The long version

    The iron tablet is the supplement people quietly stop taking. It is large, it is usually taken away from food, and it is easy to abandon. None of that is a claim about iron. It is a claim about a tablet, and the tablet is the part we changed.

    Nineteen milligrams of iron, printed at 106% of the Daily Value because the reference amount is eighteen. Folate beside it, and that row rewards a second look: 400 mcg DFE (240 mcg folic acid) is one amount of folate counted two ways. DFE is the unit the rule for this nutrient asks for, and printing only one of the two figures is how a folate number ends up looking different from one tin to the next.

    The warning on this page is not our wording. It is the language required on iron-containing products, and we have not shortened it, softened it or moved it somewhere tidier. It is about children in a house, not about you, and it is the one respect in which this tin is genuinely unlike the other ten.

    The thing a tin cannot tell you is whether you need iron at all. That answer is a blood result, and it is the reason this is the only formula here we would rather you bought second, after asking.

    • Folate 400 mcg DFE

      Supplied as folic acid. Declared in micrograms of dietary folate equivalents, with the folic-acid amount beside it on the panel, because that is what the rule for this nutrient asks for.

    • Iron (ferric saccharate) 19 mg

      Supplied as ferric saccharate. Iron is the one ingredient here that carries a federal warning about children, printed above the buy button on this product's page.

    Read this part first if

    • Accidental overdose warning
    • It is not labelled vegan.
    • You are pregnant, nursing, taking medication or under 18. Ask your doctor first.
    • You want something for a diagnosed condition. These are supplements, not medicine.

    What is printed on the tin

    Iron Strips Supplement Facts: serving size one oral strip of 200 milligrams, 30 per tin. Folate 400 mcg DFE at 100 percent daily value, iron as ferric saccharate 19 mg at 106 percent

    Full ingredient list

    Iron Strips full ingredient list: pullulan, cellulose, lecithin, raspberry flavor, monk fruit extract, citric acid, medium chain triglycerides, xanthan gum, steviol glycosides

    These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

    Lab results

    What a batch certificate is

    A certificate of analysis is a laboratory's report on one batch: what the label claims, what was measured, and the range it had to fall inside. It covers that batch and no other, which is why the lot code matters. We publish the numbers, not the certificate. The issuer forbids partial reproduction. The disintegration row is one of those laboratory measurements, taken against the specification the certificate states. It is not a reading taken in anyone's mouth: what a strip does on a tongue is the separate thing, and that is the one we describe as about 30 seconds.

    Tested by the manufacturer's laboratory. Iron measured 101.8% of its label claim, inside a stated band of 90.0% to 110.0%. Folate measured 110.6% against a specification of not less than 90.0% of the label claim, with no upper limit.

    The batch code on this certificate is malformed, so we cite none rather than print one the document does not support. We have asked the manufacturer to re-issue it with a valid code; the figures below are as reported.

    ActiveLabel claimMeasuredSpec
    Iron (as ferric saccharate)19 mg101.8% of claim90.0% to 110.0% of claim
    Folate400 mcg DFE (240 mcg folic acid)110.6% of claimNot less than 90.0% of claim
    Average strip weight200.00 mg ±7.5%200.15 mg—
    Disintegration timeUnder 60 seconds48 seconds—

    Every batch has a certificate from the manufacturer's laboratory. Ask for the one covering your tin. The lot code is printed on its base. Request the certificate

    One strip held between two fingers, about to be placed on the tongue.

    Here the alternative is a tablet, a capsule, a measured liquid or a gummy. FDA's guidance to industry puts trouble swallowing a tablet or capsule at as many as 2 in 5 Americans, and 'as many as' is its ceiling rather than its average.

    This describes what you do with each dose form and what its label prints. It is not a ranking, and it says nothing about what any of them does for you; nobody has measured these formats against each other for us. The gummy described is an on-market product whose iron salt appears neither on its own page nor in NIH's Dietary Supplement Label Database.

    FormatA stripOursA tabletA capsuleA measured liquidA gummy
    What you do with itPlace one strip on your tongueSwallow it wholeSwallow it wholeMeasure a capful or a tablespoonChew two, then swallow
    WaterNoUsuallyUsuallyNot needed, though many are stirred into juiceNot usually
    Every amount printed, and the form namedYes. The iron is printed as ferric saccharate with its amount, and the folate in micrograms DFE with the folic-acid amount beside it.The amount and the iron salt are normally both printed.The amount and the iron salt are normally both printed.The amount is printed per measure, so the measure has to be right.The amount is printed per two. One iron product in this format prints no iron salt on its page or in NIH's label database.

    Questions people actually ask

    Where do I keep it?
    Out of reach of children, and that is not a suggestion. The warning above is the wording required on iron products and it is there for a reason.
    Should I be taking iron at all?
    Only your doctor can answer that. This is a dietary supplement, and iron is one where the answer really does depend on a blood test.
    Why folate as well?
    It is in the formula at four hundred micrograms and it is on the panel above. Both figures came off the same label.

    Still have a question about what is on this label? Ask about the label

    Reviews

    5.0 out of 5, from 1 review

    Shown as written and about this formula only. Where a reviewer received a free tin or a discount for reviewing, the review says so.

    • Rated 5 out of 5
      Very beneficial
      • Photo 1 from Bella C.'s review, opens full size
      Bella C. Verified purchase July 2026 · Invited to review after an order

      Received a free tin from XYNE.

    This one, on camera.

    Clips from people we sent this tin to. They are showing a format, not a result.

    • A creator in a gym opens the Iron Strips tin, takes a strip, then holds the raspberry tin up to camera

      @bellachester

    Every creator shown received a free tin from XYNE. Some also earn a commission on sales.

    Built around a day. Not a round number.

    We grouped tins by when someone might reach for one. Every pick is argued from what is printed on that tin, and every bundle says what we left out.

    • Bundle 1 · three tins

      A long day of classes

      An 8am, an afternoon that will not end, and a night you would like to actually sleep through.

      • Energy Strips

        Caffeine 50 mg, L-theanine 30 mg, vitamin B12 1000 mcg. Roughly half a cup of coffee's worth of caffeine.

      • Cognitive Relax Strips

        L-theanine 50 mg, GABA 25 mg, vitamin B6 6 mg, and no caffeine at all. That is the whole reason it is a different tin from the one above it.

      • Sleep Strips

        Melatonin 1 mg, valerian 50 mg, lavender 20 mg, chamomile 10 mg, hibiscus 10 mg. Its lab results are on its page, active by active, with the heavy metals run separately by an ISO/IEC 17025 accredited laboratory.

      $90.00

      Three tins · 90 strips · one-time

      See what is in stock
    • Bundle 2 · two tins

      A long day in the sun

      Outdoors, on your feet, no desk and usually no water to hand.

      • Energy Strips

        Caffeine 50 mg, L-theanine 30 mg, vitamin B12 1000 mcg. Nothing to swallow and no water needed, which on a job with neither is the whole reason this format is here.

      • Sleep Strips

        Melatonin 1 mg, valerian 50 mg, lavender 20 mg, chamomile 10 mg, hibiscus 10 mg. Twelve hours outside still has to end.

      $60.00

      Two tins · 60 strips · one-time

      See what is in stock
    • Bundle 3 · three tins

      A longer shift at a desk

      Sat down, on screens, and the coffee count is already at three.

      • Cognitive Relax Strips

        L-theanine 50 mg, GABA 25 mg, vitamin B6 6 mg, and no caffeine at all.

      • Probiotic + Metabolism Strips

        Bifidobacterium lactis at 10 billion CFU and polydextrose at 50 mg. Two actives, both with a number beside them.

      • Bone Support Strips

        Vitamin D3 2000 IU and vitamin K2 120 mcg, on one raspberry strip instead of two bottles.

        Not vegan: the D3 is sourced from lanolin
      $90.00

      Three tins · 90 strips · one-time

    These are our picks, not a protocol. Grouping tins changes nothing about what is in them, and we are not claiming a bundle does anything. We are also too new to know what anyone else buys, so nothing here is ranked.

    Energy, Sleep and Cognitive Relax each show up in more than one of these. Two of these days start early and have to end, and the tin with no caffeine in it suits two of the three people. We would rather repeat a tin than invent a difference that is not in it.

    Every total above is the tins added up at list price. There is no bundle discount, because there is no bundle discount at checkout either, and a saving we cannot honour is worse than none. Subscribe & Save sits on each tin's own page.