Iranian Firm Produces Oral Nano-Iron Supplement with Vitamins A, D3
Based on a report by Iran Nano & Micro Technologies Innovation Council (INIC), the iron in the Iran-made drops is in the sucrosomal form which enjoys higher digestive tolerance compared to other iron compounds and is more suitable for children with digestive problems such as celiac disease or intestinal inflammation.
Research shows that the sucrosomal form, in addition to reducing digestive complications, prevents tooth discoloration and darkening of the enamel of baby teeth which often worries the parents. Each milliliter of these drops contains 7 milligrams of elemental iron, and this amount can well meet the child's daily needs.
The presence of vitamins A and D3 in this product, in addition to helping the immune system health, also ensures the growth of bones and teeth. This multiple combination makes these drops not only help to eliminate iron deficiency anemia, but also play an effective role in children's mental development, learning, and neurological function.
In a relevant development in 2023, experts at an Iranian nanotechnology company had also succeeded in making iron-based medicinal supplements and other pharmaceutical products.
Massoud Saeedi, the head of the board of directors of Simorq Darou Attar pharmaceutical company, elaborated on different products of his firm, saying, “Nano-based medicinal supplements which contain iron are one of the achievements of our specialists.”
He added that Simorq Darou Attar is a pharmaceutical company that produces supplements and herbal medicine.
“At present, in addition to these products, the company has started production of chemical medicine with three production lines of solids (tablets and capsules), semi-solids (ointment and gel) and liquids (syrup, drops and suspension),” Saeedi said.
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