Lucky Iron Fish
1 University Avenue M5J2P1 Toronto, ON, Canada

Is it safe to cook with the Lucky Iron Fish when I am preparing meals for my whole family? We get asked variations of this question all the time! The short answer is: yes this is safe for your family. The Lucky Iron Fish/Leaf releases gentle amounts of easily absorbable iron and is therefore safe to use for most individuals including pregnant and nursing mothers. ... We have not tested for use in infants under 7 months. According to Canadian Paediatric Society guidelines, most infants do not require an iron supplement. If a baby's physician determines the baby requires an iron supplement then the choice of supplements should be discussed and determined by the physician. We do not recommend using it if you have a hemoglobin variant such as Hemochromatosis, which is a genetic disorder that makes it difficult for the body to deal with iron. If you are not certain or have any concerns, please consult your healthcare provider. See more

Got rust on your Lucky Iron Leaf or Fish? No problem! Just rub it with some lemon, then scrub with dish soap like you normally do. This should help lift off any rust particles with ease. Remember to thoroughly dry the Leaf or Fish after washing it. Leftover moisture is often what causes discolouration or rust. Then finish off with a few drops of the Protection Oil and you're all set! Accessibility:... Video showing a Lucky Iron Leaf being cleaned. To clean rust, rub lemon juice on the Iron Leaf then scrub clean with dish soap and wash. Dry thoroughly. Add a few drops of Protection Oil and store in a dry place until it's next use. See more

Name a better duo than vitamin C and #ironrich ingredients. We love adding #LuckyIronIce to our juices, especially if the juice has apples, limes, and other green fruits and veg! The iron released from Lucky Iron Fish/Leaf is very easy to absorb on its own, but pairing it with more vitamin C can never hurt. Plus, don't you just feel like a renewed person after having a nice cold glass of green juice?? ... #luckyironfish #irondeficiency #anemia #lowiron #healthydrinks #ironabsorption See more

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Just a few essential ingredients to make a nutritious broth for the family Whenever you are boiling any liquid, don't forget to throw in the Lucky Iron Fish or Leaf for 10 minutes to get an added boost of iron without compromising taste or experiencing any side effects!

Lucky Iron Water but make it fancy

One of our most frequently asked questions is whether it is possible to use the Lucky Iron Fish/ Leaf to make more than 1L of #LuckyIronWater at a time! You can absolutely use the Lucky Iron Fish/ Leaf when making bigger batches. You simply have to ensure that the amount of acidity and the boiling time is adjusted accordingly. ... For 2L (8 cups) of water: Add 4-6 drops of acidity and boil your Fish/Leaf for 20 minutes For 3L (12 cups) of water: Add 6-9 drops of acidity and boil your Fish/Leaf for 30 minutes. Your iron-fortified water can be stored for 2-3 days in the refrigerator or on the counter. Tag a friend that needs to see this + save this post for future reference. See more