Ferrous Bisglycinate

Synonyms: Ferrous glycinate, Iron bisglycinate, Ferrous amino acid chelate, Iron(II) glycinate, Glycine iron salt, Ferrous diglycinate

Ferrous Bisglycinate is a chelated iron compound where each iron(II) ion is bound to two glycine molecules, forming a stable, uncharged complex. It is manufactured through a controlled reaction between ferrous salts and glycine, yielding a high-purity product that meets pharmaceutical and nutraceutical standards.

With superior bioavailability and excellent gastrointestinal tolerance, Ferrous Bisglycinate has become a preferred iron source in dietary supplements and clinical nutrition. It is widely used in iron-fortified foods and beverages, as well as in pharmaceutical formulations for iron deficiency anemia.

Product Highlights

• High bioavailability: Chelated structure enhances iron absorption via amino acid pathways.
• Gastrointestinal tolerance: Minimal side effects compared to ferrous sulfate.
• Stable and inert: Does not catalyze oxidation in food matrices.
• Regulatory compliance: Meets USP/EP/BP monographs.
• Consistent quality: Manufactured under cGMP with full traceability.
• Customizable particle size: Available for direct compression or suspension.

Applications

• Dietary supplements: tablets, capsules, softgels, and gummies.
• Clinical nutrition: enteral and parenteral formulations.
• Food fortification: cereals, dairy, beverages, and infant formula.
• Pharmaceuticals: iron deficiency anemia treatment.

Specifications

Ordering & Supply

• Packaging: 25 kg fiber drums with double PE liners, or customized packaging.
• MOQ: 25 kg.
• Lead time: 3-5 business days (stock items)
• Documentation: COA, MSDS, TDS, and regulatory support available upon request.

Request For Quote

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