Smart EatsIron Lift | Powder Iron Supplement | More Energy | Gentle Iron | Support Hair, Skin, Digestion | Great for Kids & Adults | Makes Tasty Drinks/Smoothies | Cookies & Cream | 30 Scoops

This is a revolutionary product. People continually underestimate how hard it is to get a sustained bioavailable source of iron in their diet, and this an extremely tasty and smooth option for meal supplementation of protein but critically for rapidly available iron.It is hard to get iron into your diet reliably. The Soviets even developed candy using cow’s blood to help children get enough at one point. Smart Eats is the 21st century solution to this age old problem, and a complete game changer. I am sure the doctors of the 20th century would have been floored to know this was possible in the future, and here we are! I am going to be a Smart Eats Cookies and Cream lifer now.I found I tire much less when I have this product in the morning and it leaves me satisfied throughout the day. Its consistency is significantly smoother and finer than many other protein products, putting aside the game changing iron enrichment. With a shaker bottle, it is silky smooth. I have yet to try the other flavors but honestly love the Cookies and Cream so will be sticking with it for the long haul. Thank you to the Smart Eats team for creating this new irreplaceable part of my routine.

I got this to put into my protein smoothies in the morning. I was hesitant to try at first because I wasn't sure how it would taste or mix with the other powders, but it's actually quite nice and is a great additive to my smoothies.Serving size is 2 scoops but I do 1.5 scoops along with my regular protein powder. I'm low on iron and after trying this for about a month, I really like it and feel like it's helping boost my iron levels!The product is kind of messy with the scoop and the powder is compacted in the bag, but overall it's great and I will keep ordering.

It smells stronger than dog food and exactly like it. The "powder" is also more of a play-dough texture. I'm not sure if this is because moisture got into it (would explain the smell too) or if it's a result of the dense mixture of vitamins. If that is supposed to be the taste, smell, and consistency, it would be nice if the company would be transparent about it because for other protein powders, it would indicate spoilage. It made my apartment smell for days. I do appreciate the idea of the product though. Also, safflower oil is the third most prominent ingredient and is a polyunsatured fat with the highest content of lineolic acid which is pro-inflammatory and hurts your omega-6 to omega-3 ratio (it is an omega-6 fatty acid which most people consume too much of in comparison to omega-3s). It would be nice if they could remove this ingredient all together because no one needs that much fat in their protein powder, and if they want fat, they can just put a scoop of peanut butter (or an alternative) into a smoothie, but I'm not going to fault them for that, they just need to fix the revolting smell.P.S. I ordered the vanilla version. The two versions of this iron lift protein powder seem to be wildly different. The cookies & cream needs 3 scoops (compared to the vanilla's 2 scoops), is way more calories, but has a lot less protein. It would be nice if they were clear about that.

with other iron products, i was ALWAYS choosing between good digestion or good circulation. i know now that you can have both! not only does iron lift help my low iron levels, it actually tastes really good and is ridiculously convenient, not something i dread. the high protein content is also supporting me in my fitness goals. the most immediate and simple change is that i can stand up fast without seeing stars lol!! it sounds small, but it is significant in improving my quality of life. i definitely recommend as this has been a game changer for me :)

I purchased product based on the great reviews of flavor and satisfaction. But myself and a few coworkers tried this and everyone spit it out and it smells like a cross between baby formula and dog food. It ended up going to waste as I could not even give it away. I personally do not recommend. I am not sure there is anything someone could mix it with to think it tastes great.

I’ve been drinking chocolate flavored protein powder for a while and was getting bored with the flavor, I wanted something different. I picked up this cookie and cream flavor and it turned out to be even more change that I expected. The protein amount is a little low for a shake but there’s more here than just protein. This product touts a high amount of fat in the form of MCT oils. This changes the flavor a bit, tastes more like a meal replacement shake than a protein shake. It’s tasty but I don’t know if cookies and cream is the right name for the flavor. The serving size is about double what my usual protein powder was which is inline with the higher calories. From a pure protein standpoint there are more potent powders out there but the extras really put this in a league of its own.

After a few drinks I really have felt my energy levels balance out, not nearly as fatigued.My only quam about the powder is that it doesn't mix very well. A little bit of elbow greese typically will get most of it incorporated. The taste is delicious, mixed with banana and ripped milk alone is enough.

Doesn't smell the best (no need to take a whiff) but truly doesn't taste like anything when put in protein shake. Saves me from forgetting to take a pill. Will be purchasing againI make my shake with pb and banana; zero taste, zero texture of the iron supplement. Better than expected