is solgar iron slow released?
1076122
I don't believe there's any iron product which is 'time-released'. This is the standard way iron is taken. If your physician wants you to take a time-released capsule, have him or her write you a prescription for it.
244574
They actually recommend Morton solar salt. If you have iron in your water make sure to get salt that has an iron reducer.
948271
It appears never at the rate Amazon is moving. Try mobile.brothersoft.com, download the APK, sideload it (suggested answer in the forums and from Hasbro support since it was submitted to Amazon at the same time as Google Play).
893680
It is slower then cheaper toasters. However, I love the toaster and do not mind the wait as it seems to brown more evenly than other toasters I have used and not burn the bread. I also really like the automatic lowering, raising, and warming feature.
1856470
Gerald, I own this product and have had no problems. Yes, it is slow on some projects. I'm sorry but I really can't answer your question as I am not that computer savvy.
850382
Good question but I honestly don't know the answer. You can phone solgar as any questions re: their product they will help you without hesitation. I have phone them many times re: their products.
791298
It works but very slowly. I have been using it consistently for the past month and it is make the sun spot fade.
1353390
I have a ge induction cooktop, and these are very slow. I tested boiling 3 qts of water in a 3qt pan of this against circulon infinite and oxo stainless ....7 min. 10 sec. for anolon and 3min. 20sec for oxo and circulon. Kind of tells me there isn't much magnetic stainless in the bottom plate. I think it's their way of keeping the pans from overheating. Mine are now on their way to being donated.
1314698
Maybe. I think it will depend on a couple of things... How much iron is in your water and what kind of softener program you have. Iron is one component of hardness so the more iron you remove the less hardness there is to correct. So given that, your softener MAY require less salt to do the job. I do know from talking with the manufacturer of the iron unit that the softener need to go AFTER the iron unit. Ours was predominantly an Iron problem and this unit seems to have corrected the majority of our problem. We haven't added a softener yet, but may; and the unit we get may be smaller because the iron unit is doing a great job. Maybe. I think it will depend on a couple of things... How much iron is in your water and what kind of softener program you have. Iron is one component of hardness so the more iron you remove the less hardness there is to correct. So given that, your softener MAY require less salt to do the job. I do know from talking with the manufacturer of the iron unit that the softener need to go AFTER the iron unit. Ours was predominantly an Iron problem and this unit seems to have corrected the majority of our problem. We haven't added a softener yet, but may; and the unit we get may be smaller... » Read More Maybe. I think it will depend on a couple of things... How much iron is in your water and what kind of softener program you have. Iron is one component of hardness so the more iron you remove the less hardness there is to correct. So given that, your softener MAY require less salt to do the job. I do know from talking with the manufacturer of the iron unit that the softener need to go AFTER the iron unit. Ours was predominantly an Iron problem and this unit seems to have corrected the majority of our problem. We haven't added a softener yet, but may; and the unit we get may be smaller because the iron unit is doing a great job. « Show Less
1067100
I saw no mention of iron in the reading list, including the blends. I cannot guarantee there is iron but I saw no mention of it whatsoever
2019321
Have no idea, but blue bonnet chelated iron does not cause constipation like other brands
791593
I have not experienced a slow filtering rate. Definetly not extreme however it is not instant I would not expect it to be that and it takes a nominal amount of time. This wait time is worth the it.
653197
No. But you should know this is the best assimilated form of iron and easiest on your system. And does not cause as much damage from free radicals as other forms of Iron.
1870991
Mine went "Ka-Flooey" after a few uses. Just kept going up and down, up and down.....I contacted Amazon and my money was refunded. They told me not to send the iron back. I really wanted to get a good Oliso iron. My first one leaked and the "back leg" still drags. That one did not come from Amazon, unfortunately.
402199
I don't know as to whether it is "slow-release" or not. This was prescribed for me by my OB-Gyn about 20 years ago (I am now 72). I was inclined to be borderline anemic. On occasion, when trying to donate blood, they would not take it because of this condition. I take one every day and have lots of energy all day long and can't imagine suffering from anemia. I rarely go to the doctor and have had a blood test a couple of times in the past 20 years or so Obviously, my blood count is ok. I never even think about it or ask the doctor since I feel so great.
1259920
I was told that the thing that makes it slow is the antivirus that's previously installed. I think its McFee and if you uninstall it that it runs smoother.
1745975
This is timed release. I tried taking other stuff and myhomo-cysteine skyrocketed. Went back on it and it came rightback down.