Ferrograd is a trusted range of iron supplement tablets available from Withaid, a UK based and regulated pharmacy. This brand page brings together the Ferrograd options stocked online, making it easy to compare formulations and buy the right product for your needs with discreet delivery. If you’re searching for Ferrograd iron tablets, Ferrograd C (iron with vitamin C), or Ferrograd Folic (iron with folic acid), you can shop the most relevant products here without jumping between pages.
Most customers arrive here when they need an iron supplement used to prevent and treat iron-deficiency anaemia, or they want a pharmacy-grade option to support iron intake. To help you choose, the links below group Ferrograd by type and highlight the most popular options on this page. Always read the product information and follow the directions on the pack, and if you’re unsure which formulation is suitable—especially during pregnancy, breastfeeding, or alongside other medicines—check with a pharmacist or your GP before ordering.
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Why choose Ferrograd
- Recognised Ferrograd formulations with clear options for standard iron, iron + vitamin C, or iron + folic acid
- Pharmacy-led shopping from a UK based and regulated pharmacy
- Discreet packaging sent via Royal Mail
- Fast, free delivery on orders over £20
FAQs
What is Ferrograd used for?
Ferrograd products are iron supplements used to prevent and treat iron-deficiency anaemia in appropriate patients. Some formulations include added vitamin C or folic acid.
What’s the difference between Ferrograd, Ferrograd C, and Ferrograd Folic?
Ferrograd ferrous sulphate provides iron. Ferrograd C combines iron with vitamin C. Ferrograd Folic combines iron with folic acid. Choose the product that matches your individual needs or clinical advice.
How do I take Ferrograd tablets?
Always follow the directions on the pack and the patient information leaflet. Do not take more than recommended, and check guidance on timing with food or other medicines if needed.
Can I take Ferrograd during pregnancy?
Some Ferrograd products may be used in pregnancy when appropriate, but you should speak to your GP, midwife, or pharmacist first—especially if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, or taking other medication.
Who should avoid iron supplements?
Iron supplements may not be suitable for everyone, including people with iron overload conditions or certain bowel conditions, or those already taking iron from other sources. Read the product information carefully and seek advice if unsure.
Do iron tablets interact with other medicines?
Iron can interact with some medicines and supplements. If you take regular medication, check the leaflet and ask a pharmacist for advice before use.
When should I get medical advice?
If symptoms persist, worsen, or you suspect iron deficiency, speak to your GP for assessment and, where appropriate, testing. For urgent concerns, contact NHS 111.
Safety note: This page is for general information and shopping support only. Iron supplements should be used as directed and are not suitable for everyone. Do not self-treat unexplained symptoms without clinical advice. If you’re unsure which Ferrograd product to choose, ask a pharmacist or your GP before purchase.
