Thorne Iron Bisglycinate, 60 Capsules
25 mg of iron in 1 capsule
$16.00
In stock · price checked November 12, 2026
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60 servings · $0.27 a capsule · one capsule a day
NSF Certified for Sport
Also screened for drugs banned in sport.
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Thorne Iron Bisglycinate gives 25 mg of iron in a single capsule. The iron is Albion's Ferrochel, a bisglycinate chelate, which means the iron is bound to glycine, an amino acid.
It is a one-a-day capsule, 60 to a bottle, made by Thorne Research, and the label says gluten free. To see how this form sits next to other iron, read the iron bisglycinate roundup.
Prefer a lower dose? Bluebonnet Albion Chelated Iron gives 18 mg in 1 capsule (see below).
Key facts
| Iron per serving | 25 mg (1 capsule) |
|---|---|
| Form | Albion Ferrochel iron bisglycinate chelate |
| Capsules in the bottle | 60 (60 servings) |
| Cost per serving | $0.27 at $16.00 |
| Testing | NSF Certified for Sport |
| How to take it | 1 capsule daily |
| Label says | Gluten free |
| UPC | 693749003458 |
Common questions
How do I take Thorne Iron Bisglycinate?
The label says take 1 capsule daily. Each capsule holds 25 mg of iron.
Is Thorne Iron Bisglycinate third-party tested?
Yes. NSF Certified for Sport lists Thorne Iron Bisglycinate, and NSF's dietary supplement list names it too.
What does a capsule cost?
The bottle was $16.00 on November 12, 2026. That is $0.27 a capsule, and 60 capsules last 60 days at one a day.
What else is in the capsule besides iron?
Iron is the only active ingredient on the label. The other ingredients are leucine, microcrystalline cellulose and silicon dioxide, in a hypromellose capsule.
