EDISON, N.J., June 23, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- Launched today, Fergon® Iron Restore™ meets consumer demand for an iron supplement that tastes great with a delicious orange flavor in a new chewable tablet. The innovation comes from Fergon®, a brand with strong heritage preferred by loyal customers for more than 50 years. Fergon Iron Restore now has the added benefit of helping people feel good while doing good because with every purchase, the owners of Fergon, DSE Healthcare Solutions, will donate a bottle of Fergon classic iron supplements to Operation Blessing.
Operation Blessing, a nonprofit dedicated to providing nutrients, water, medical and disaster relief to those in need, has been on the front lines supporting those impacted by COVID-19. The humanitarian organization will distribute a three-month supply of Fergon classic iron supplements containing the 27 milligrams of recommended daily iron for pregnant women through its network of healthcare professionals to benefit pregnant and postpartum women.
Iron deficiency is one of the most prevalent nutrient deficiencies in the world, affecting an estimated two billion people. Young children and pregnant and postpartum women are the most commonly and severely affected because of the high iron demands of infant growth and pregnancy.1 While women in general need more iron for monthly menstruation cycles, pregnancy and menopause, both men and women, particularly endurance athletes, also often need to supplement their iron.
"We're thrilled to introduce this innovation into the market and equally excited to help women get the essential nutrients they need through our partnership with Operation Blessing," said Michele Muhammad, chief marketing officer of DSE Healthcare Solutions. "This is a time when a little good can go a long way and we all need to do what we can to help one another."
"We're committed to helping at-risk populations get the essentials they need and we're thankful for partners including DSE Healthcare Solutions for supplying products like Fergon to help us further our mission," said Gordon Robertson, president of Operation Blessing.
Iron levels have a big impact on overall health by aiding in healthy red blood cell production, which transports oxygen throughout the body. An iron supplement like Fergon Iron Restore can help maintain iron in the blood at healthy levels.
New Fergon Iron Restore contains the patented, non-constipating ingredient SunActive FE™ delivered in a great-tasting chewable tablet that is gentle on the stomach and easy to incorporate into daily lifestyles. The innovative chewable tablet and unique formulation offer a new solution for those who don't like to or can't swallow pills, or just want their daily supplements to taste good.
Purchase Fergon Iron Restore on its website or Amazon to help give back to Operation Blessing. Also, follow us on social and join the conversation online using hashtag #RestoreMoreGiving.
- World Health Organization; Iron Deficiency; https://www.who.int/whr/2002/chapter4/en/index3.html
About DSE Healthcare Solutions
DSE Healthcare Solutions, LLC (DSE) is a privately held consumer healthcare company. We manufacture and market a portfolio of brands primarily within the vitamin, digestive health and skincare categories. Our collection of legacy, challenger brands set us apart. We proudly rejuvenate enduring, no-frills health and wellness brands to introduce them to new generations. Discover our nostalgic brand stories and see how authenticity, a focus on quality ingredients, and a commitment to our values still meets contemporary needs. When it comes to everyday health and wellness, we believe simpler is better - and always will. DSE is a proud member of CRN, the Council for Responsible Nutrition, and CHPA, the oldest trade association in the US focused on OTC (over the counter) products.
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