Anaemia
Iron, folate, and vitamin supplements to treat anaemia and blood deficiencies
Vitamin
B12 supplement
Iron chelator
iron remover
Erythropoiesis-stimulating agent
blood booster
Combined oral contraceptive with iron supplement
Prevents pregnancy and treats iron deficiency
Haematinic
Blood tonic / Iron supplement with vitamins
Haematinic
blood tonic / iron supplement
Iron supplement
Haematinic
Ferrous fumarate
OTCIron deficiency anaemia (low blood level), tiredness and weakness caused by low iron, prevention of low blood during pregnancy
Iron
OTCIron deficiency anaemia (low blood level), low iron stores in the body, tiredness and weakness caused by low blood, heavy menstrual bleeding causing low blood, anaemia during pregnancy
Haematinic
Blood builder / Iron supplement
Ferrous fumarate; Folic acid; Vitamin B12
OTCAnaemia (low blood), iron deficiency, blood building during pregnancy, tiredness and weakness from low blood, poor nutrition, recovery after heavy blood loss
Haemoglobin; Chelated iron; Cyanocobalamin; Malt extract
OTCAnaemia (low blood level), iron deficiency, tiredness and weakness from low blood, poor appetite, recovery after blood loss, blood building during pregnancy
Iron supplement
Replenishes body's iron stores naturally
Vitamin
B-vitamin supplement
Vitamin supplement
B-complex vitamins
Haematinic
Blood-building supplement
Iron supplement and vitamin
haematinic
Multivitamin and Mineral Supplement with Amino Acid
Helps build strong bones and teeth
Multivitamin and Amino Acid Supplement
Helps build strong bones and muscles
Erythropoiesis-stimulating agent
a medicine that boosts red blood cell production
Vitamin supplement
Helps the body get essential nutrients
Vitamin and Iron Supplement
Blood Tonic
Blood tonic / Haematinic
Iron and Vitamin supplement
When to see a doctor
Seek care if you notice any of the following
- If you have severe abdominal pain that lasts for more than 2 hours, go to your nearest clinic or hospital.
- If you experience heavy bleeding that soaks more than 2 pads or tampons in an hour, go to your nearest clinic or hospital.
- If you feel extremely weak or dizzy and can't stand up without holding onto something, go to your nearest clinic or hospital.
- If you notice your heart beating very fast or irregularly, go to your nearest clinic or hospital.
- If you have difficulty breathing or feel like you're going to pass out, go to your nearest clinic or hospital.
For guidance only — always consult a qualified healthcare provider.