✨ Lucky Iron Fish – Simple Daily Iron Support 💛Buy 1 Get 1 Free(2 pcs)

GUCHO Iron Fish Add Natural Sources of Iron to Food and water effective and safe cooking tool 2 pack gray. These arrived like-new and as-pictured online. They are easy and simply to use. I struggle with anemia which has worsened now that I’m pregnant—even with supplementation!—so they’re another way to get some iron in my diet. I think they’re affordable, but a little overpriced when I ordered them(25$ at that time).

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When care for properly these are wonderful things to have to help with iron deficiency. Just make sure that you are properly seasoning them and drying them and caring for them or they will rust. They are cast-iron so you need to be careful.

It's a metal fish that gives you iron. Just use tongs to get it out of your hot liquid of choice.

I loved the product and thanks for the instructions,they really helped💖

This is an easy way to add more iron to your diet and looks cute in the kitchen too.

Excelente producto y llego a tiempo.

The Iron Fish is an easy and effective tool for adding natural iron to food and water. It’s simple to use during cooking and doesn’t change the taste of meals. I feel better by using it frequently

Absolutely awesome. Works way better than iron pills

We purchased this because our pediatrician told us it was a great way to add iron into our diet. It's super easy to clean and store

Easy to use. A good source of iron. Kids haven’t complained of bad taste in food

Exactly thing needed to help get more iron into your diet.

So far I've only used them with water to make rice and there hasn't been any noticeable difference in taste so that's definitely a 👍🏻👍🏻. We eat rice every meal so that has been a very convenient way to use the fishes, adding a little rice vinegar as per the instructions. To be truthful, I haven't used it in anything else yet since that seems to be the best fit for our diet and routine.

I have not had good absorption with iron pills, while this source seems to be easily absorbed. I am feeling better after several weeks of use. I do taste the iron in some, though not all, foods and drinks. It reminds me of well water I recall from childhood. The strange thing is that I am enjoying, even craving, that taste, telling me how much my body needs it. I don't understand why people complain about rust. It's iron! At first I followed the instructions for removing rust, which worked, but now I don't bother. I just clean and/or rinse it immediately and dry it; rusting is minimal.

Was worried about the taste since people have complained - I figured it would probably be fine, and I was right. For the sake of others, I’ll try to describe: If you have ever drank water in a rural area like a farm, it basically tastes like well water but with an even stronger mineral taste. It tastes distinctly metallic, but not in a way that made me unable to finish it.Also, you could easily disguise the taste with more lemon juice, using it to brew tea, adding an electrolyte packet, etc.Unless you are EXTREMELY sensitive to tastes, I think this product will not bother you. I don’t mind it at all and am excited to see improvements with my iron levels