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1 IN 2 HEALTHY SOUTH AFRICAN WOMEN ARE IRON DEFICIENT
1 IN 2 HEALTHY SOUTH AFRICAN WOMEN ARE IRON DEFICIENT6

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S.A.’S #1 PRESCRIBED IRON TREATMENT2
S.A.’S #1 PRESCRIBED IRONTREATMENT7
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1 IN 3 WOMEN EXPERIENCE HEAVY MENSTRUAL BLEEDING, PUTTING THEM AT RISK OF IRON DEFICIENCY3
1 IN 3 WOMEN EXPERIENCE HEAVY MENSTRUAL BLEEDING, PUTTING THEM ATRISK OF IRON DEFICIENCY8

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IRON DEFICIENCY IS THE MOST COMMON AND WIDESPREAD NUTRITIONAL DISORDER IN THE WORLD.4
1 IN 2SOUTH AFRICAN CHILDREN ARE IRON DEFICIENT9

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IRON DEFICIENCY IS THE MOST COMMON AND WIDESPREAD NUTRITIONAL DISORDER IN THE WORLD.4
DON’T SUPPLEMENT WHEN YOU NEED TO TREAT IRON DEFICIENCY1-5

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  7. Ferrimed® Impact Rx. December 2022.
  8. Su S, Yang X, Su Q, Zhao Y. Prevalence and knowledge of heavy menstrual bleeding among gynecology outpatients by scanning a WeChat QR Code. PLOS ONE. 2020;15(4):e0229123.
  9. Turawa E, Awotiwon O, Dhansay M, Cois A, Labadarios D, Bradshaw D et al. Prevalence of Anaemia, Iron Deficiency, and Iron Deficiency Anaemia in Women of Reproductive Age and Children under 5 Years of Age in South Africa (1997–2021): A Systematic Review. Int J Environ Res Public Health 2021;18(23):12799.