Iron + C Gummies

Iron + C Gummies is named for a two-ingredient pairing, iron and vitamin C, though the structured formula table has not yet been populated behind that name — a brand evaluating this SKU today should regard the pairing as the catalogue's stated concept rather than a locked, dosed panel.

It is manufactured as a pectin-based gummy under EU food supplement rules, the same default gummy platform the rest of the catalogue's gummy SKUs share. Notably, this is the only iron-paired SKU in the catalogue catalogued outside Women's Health. That confirmed-formula gap is a matter of data timing rather than a change in the underlying concept the name describes.

Daily Vitamins serves brands building a foundational daily-coverage multivitamin range, and this SKU sits there rather than in Women's Health, where the rest of the iron-and-vitamin-C family — Iron + C Jelly, Iron Drops and Iron Powder — is catalogued instead.

That category split is worth stating plainly to a brand comparing the four: the gummy is the range's only iron-pairing entry outside the Women's Health cluster, not a fifth interchangeable option within it. A brand building a Daily Vitamins gummy shelf would stock it there on its own terms rather than beside the Women's Health iron cluster.

Make it Yours covers approved flavour, colour and shape on this exact formula — project-specific personalisation, not a formula change. On a two-ingredient gummy there is limited competition for label space, so pack presentation and shape carry real brand-differentiation weight.

Confirming the iron-and-vitamin-C pairing within the structured formula table, changing the combination, or introducing a new claim moves the project into the separately scoped Custom Product R&D route instead. Samples come first once the formula is locked, and label claims plus market compliance remain the brand owner's responsibility throughout.