These awards compare eligible nutritional-dose products with a confirmed comparison form and serving. Higher-dose and unresolved formulations remain in the full table; they may cost less. Testing review is pending, and one product can win multiple awards. See the dose guide for the regional eligibility limits.
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Testing evidence
Evidence status
Testing claimed
Manufacturer statement
Zipvit product page says: “120% LABEL ACCURACY 4/4 TESTS PASSED 1/1 CLAIMS VERIFIED INDEPENDENTLY LAB TESTED SEE LAB RESULTS.” The page also shows no actual lab report or certifying-body registry entry for this specific product in the materials I found.
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Testing evidence
Evidence status
Recognised certification
Manufacturer statement
Nutrasource registry page states: "Spatone® Iron-Rich Water, Apple" ... "IGEN™ Certified" and "This product has PASSED because it does not contain detectable amounts of genetically engineered GMO proteins and genes included in the IGEN™ testing panel."
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Compare elemental iron per daily serving, not the weight of its compound. UK dietary needs are 8.7 mg for adult men and women aged 50+, and 14.8 mg for women aged 19–49. NHS advice says 17 mg/day or less from supplements is unlikely to cause harm; this is not a target or a total-intake upper limit. Iron is not routinely needed by everyone. Read the dose guide ↓
Zipvit product page says: “120% LABEL ACCURACY 4/4 TESTS PASSED 1/1 CLAIMS VERIFIED INDEPENDENTLY LAB TESTED SEE LAB RESULTS.” The page also shows no actual lab report or certifying-body registry entry for this specific product in the materials I found.
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Manufacturer site says "we have all our products manufactured to the highest GMP standards to ensure quality and freshness" and the Amazon image says "CERTIFIED QUALITY & PURITY". These are claims, but I did not find an independently verifiable third-party test/certification record for this specific product.
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Manufacturer site says: “We work tirelessly to identify and test the supplements that really work” and “we ensure every product is created using the highest quality ingredients…” but I found no independently verifiable COA/lab report for this specific iron product and no registry confirmation of a certification for it.
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WeightWorld’s UK site says: “We are committed to complete product transparency, with every formulation backed by rigorous analytical testing to assure authenticity, quality, and consumer trust” and “we send our supplements to accredited third-party laboratories to verify purity and quality without any internal bias.” The iron product page also says the product is “GMP-certified” and the US page says “100% GMP-Certified Product Range” and “thoroughly tested, and verified for identity, purity, strength, and composition,” but I did not find an independently verifiable registry entry or product-specific lab report for this exact iron product.
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Nutrasource registry page states: "Spatone® Iron-Rich Water, Apple" ... "IGEN™ Certified" and "This product has PASSED because it does not contain detectable amounts of genetically engineered GMO proteins and genes included in the IGEN™ testing panel."
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Displayed points and weights are rounded; the total uses unrounded weights. Pending dimensions are excluded. Provisional scores may change after review.
Manufacturer site says: "To ensure the highest safety and quality, our products undergo rigorous testing for heavy metals and unwanted compounds during production..." and also "B Corp-Certified company" appears on the homepage, but I did not find a product-specific COA/lab report or a certifying-body registry entry for this iron product.
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Igennus’s own product page includes a “Third Party Testing” section and its quality page states: “Raw materials are tested for safety, purity and their active nutrient levels prior to production,” but I did not find an independently verifiable lab report or certification for this specific iron product.
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Displayed points and weights are rounded; the total uses unrounded weights. Pending dimensions are excluded. Provisional scores may change after review.
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Aavalabs states on its own site that “Our final products are tested in independent third-party laboratories to ensure exceptional purity” and that “Every batch is tested to ensure it meets our quality standards. Depending on the product, this includes checks for purity and identity of ingredients, microbiological safety, heavy metals and contaminants.” I did not find a product-specific COA, independent lab report, or certifying-body registry entry for AAVALABS Iron Bisglycinate 42 mg.
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Metagenics’ quality page says: “Our products undergo rigorous testing for heavy metals, microbial contaminants, pesticides, and more” and “every ingredient and finished product undergoes rigorous testing to ensure it meets our uncompromising standards.”
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Displayed points and weights are rounded; the total uses unrounded weights. Pending dimensions are excluded. Provisional scores may change after review.
WeightWorld UK product page says the gummies are in the "Third-Party Tested" section and the brand's testing page says: "We are committed to complete product transparency, with every formulation backed by rigorous analytical testing... we send our supplements to accredited third-party laboratories to verify purity and quality without any internal bias."
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BetterYou product page states: "Absorption Tested by Cardiff University" and "Clinically proven absorption" / "Our pioneering spray technology, developed with Cardiff University, delivers nutrients in an accurate measured dose."
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Displayed points and weights are rounded; the total uses unrounded weights. Pending dimensions are excluded. Provisional scores may change after review.
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Manufacturer site says Active Iron Advance is "clinically proven" and that "clinical results have shown that it increases iron levels by 94%"; Amazon listing also says "Clinically Proven" and "Maximum Absorption".
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Displayed points and weights are rounded; the total uses unrounded weights. Pending dimensions are excluded. Provisional scores may change after review.
Zipvit product page says: “120% LABEL ACCURACY 4/4 TESTS PASSED 1/1 CLAIMS VERIFIED INDEPENDENTLY LAB TESTED SEE LAB RESULTS.” The page also shows no actual lab report or certifying-body registry entry for this specific product in the materials I found.
Displayed points and weights are rounded; the total uses unrounded weights. Pending dimensions are excluded. Provisional scores may change after review.
Manufacturer site says "we have all our products manufactured to the highest GMP standards to ensure quality and freshness" and the Amazon image says "CERTIFIED QUALITY & PURITY". These are claims, but I did not find an independently verifiable third-party test/certification record for this specific product.
Displayed points and weights are rounded; the total uses unrounded weights. Pending dimensions are excluded. Provisional scores may change after review.
Manufacturer site says: “We work tirelessly to identify and test the supplements that really work” and “we ensure every product is created using the highest quality ingredients…” but I found no independently verifiable COA/lab report for this specific iron product and no registry confirmation of a certification for it.
Displayed points and weights are rounded; the total uses unrounded weights. Pending dimensions are excluded. Provisional scores may change after review.
WeightWorld’s UK site says: “We are committed to complete product transparency, with every formulation backed by rigorous analytical testing to assure authenticity, quality, and consumer trust” and “we send our supplements to accredited third-party laboratories to verify purity and quality without any internal bias.” The iron product page also says the product is “GMP-certified” and the US page says “100% GMP-Certified Product Range” and “thoroughly tested, and verified for identity, purity, strength, and composition,” but I did not find an independently verifiable registry entry or product-specific lab report for this exact iron product.
Displayed points and weights are rounded; the total uses unrounded weights. Pending dimensions are excluded. Provisional scores may change after review.
Nutrasource registry page states: "Spatone® Iron-Rich Water, Apple" ... "IGEN™ Certified" and "This product has PASSED because it does not contain detectable amounts of genetically engineered GMO proteins and genes included in the IGEN™ testing panel."
Displayed points and weights are rounded; the total uses unrounded weights. Pending dimensions are excluded. Provisional scores may change after review.
Displayed points and weights are rounded; the total uses unrounded weights. Pending dimensions are excluded. Provisional scores may change after review.
Manufacturer site says: "To ensure the highest safety and quality, our products undergo rigorous testing for heavy metals and unwanted compounds during production..." and also "B Corp-Certified company" appears on the homepage, but I did not find a product-specific COA/lab report or a certifying-body registry entry for this iron product.
Displayed points and weights are rounded; the total uses unrounded weights. Pending dimensions are excluded. Provisional scores may change after review.
Igennus’s own product page includes a “Third Party Testing” section and its quality page states: “Raw materials are tested for safety, purity and their active nutrient levels prior to production,” but I did not find an independently verifiable lab report or certification for this specific iron product.
Displayed points and weights are rounded; the total uses unrounded weights. Pending dimensions are excluded. Provisional scores may change after review.
Displayed points and weights are rounded; the total uses unrounded weights. Pending dimensions are excluded. Provisional scores may change after review.
Displayed points and weights are rounded; the total uses unrounded weights. Pending dimensions are excluded. Provisional scores may change after review.
Aavalabs states on its own site that “Our final products are tested in independent third-party laboratories to ensure exceptional purity” and that “Every batch is tested to ensure it meets our quality standards. Depending on the product, this includes checks for purity and identity of ingredients, microbiological safety, heavy metals and contaminants.” I did not find a product-specific COA, independent lab report, or certifying-body registry entry for AAVALABS Iron Bisglycinate 42 mg.
Displayed points and weights are rounded; the total uses unrounded weights. Pending dimensions are excluded. Provisional scores may change after review.
Displayed points and weights are rounded; the total uses unrounded weights. Pending dimensions are excluded. Provisional scores may change after review.
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Metagenics’ quality page says: “Our products undergo rigorous testing for heavy metals, microbial contaminants, pesticides, and more” and “every ingredient and finished product undergoes rigorous testing to ensure it meets our uncompromising standards.”
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Displayed points and weights are rounded; the total uses unrounded weights. Pending dimensions are excluded. Provisional scores may change after review.
WeightWorld UK product page says the gummies are in the "Third-Party Tested" section and the brand's testing page says: "We are committed to complete product transparency, with every formulation backed by rigorous analytical testing... we send our supplements to accredited third-party laboratories to verify purity and quality without any internal bias."
Displayed points and weights are rounded; the total uses unrounded weights. Pending dimensions are excluded. Provisional scores may change after review.
Displayed points and weights are rounded; the total uses unrounded weights. Pending dimensions are excluded. Provisional scores may change after review.
BetterYou product page states: "Absorption Tested by Cardiff University" and "Clinically proven absorption" / "Our pioneering spray technology, developed with Cardiff University, delivers nutrients in an accurate measured dose."
Displayed points and weights are rounded; the total uses unrounded weights. Pending dimensions are excluded. Provisional scores may change after review.
Displayed points and weights are rounded; the total uses unrounded weights. Pending dimensions are excluded. Provisional scores may change after review.
Displayed points and weights are rounded; the total uses unrounded weights. Pending dimensions are excluded. Provisional scores may change after review.
Manufacturer site says Active Iron Advance is "clinically proven" and that "clinical results have shown that it increases iron levels by 94%"; Amazon listing also says "Clinically Proven" and "Maximum Absorption".
One-time purchase prices; delivery and conditional discounts excluded. Daily cost uses the recorded label serving. Comparison amounts are not personal dose recommendations. Unknown Prime eligibility is not treated as confirmed.
Iron forms, explained
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Bisglycinate
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Fumarate
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Other
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Gluconate
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Sulfate
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Testing evidence in this comparison
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What does iron cost?
Current UK comparison set, based on the daily serving shown on each label.
£0.02Lowest daily cost
£0.13Median daily cost
£0.78Highest daily cost
Price insights
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