You deserve to be taken seriously
Tired all the time?
It might be low iron.
Around one in three women in the UK are iron deficient, and many live with it for years. IronUp is a doctor-prescribed, nurse-delivered iron clinic opening in central London. One clear price, honest answers, no referral needed.
- A doctor reviews your results before anything is offered
- If you don’t need an infusion, we’ll tell you so
- From £450, all-in. No surprises on the day
Opening early 2027 · IronUp Ltd · CQC registration in progress · Does this sound like you?
Be first to know when we open
Four quick steps, about a minute. Free, no commitment, and we never share your details.
Step 1 of 4: What brings you here
Where are you starting from?
I think I might be low in iron
Tired, breathless, foggy? See the signs women most often describe.
Check the signsI’ve been told I’m iron deficient
You know the problem. See how treatment works and what it costs.
How it worksI’ve tried tablets and they didn’t help
Very common. Here’s what we’d do next, and when an infusion makes sense.
What happens next
- Care Quality Commission
- Registration in progress
- Prescribing doctor
- GMC registered · details at launch
- Nurses
- NMC registered · details at launch
- Companies House
- IronUp Ltd · England and Wales
- Data protection
- UK GDPR · no cookies
Is this me?
Sound familiar?
Low iron is easy to miss, because it looks like ordinary life: busy, tired, run down. These are the things women most often tell us.
Tick anything that sounds like you. Nothing is stored, and this isn’t a diagnosis.
Don’t wait for us if: you have chest pain, severe breathlessness, or are bleeding heavily and feel faint. Call 999. For anything else that worries you now, call NHS 111 or see your GP.
- I was told my levels were normal
- I was told it’s just stress
- I didn’t think it was serious enough
We’ll take you seriously.
A standard check often looks only at haemoglobin, which can be normal while your iron stores are low. We look at the full picture, a doctor reviews it, and we tell you plainly what it means, whether or not you need treatment.
Your journey at IronUp
Tell us how you’ve been feeling
A short online form. About three minutes, no jargon.
Check your iron
Upload a recent blood test, or book one with us from £49. It comes off the price of your treatment.
A doctor reviews your results
Within two working days. If an infusion is right for you, they’ll prescribe it. If it isn’t, they’ll tell you what is.
Your appointment
About 90 minutes with us, including a 30-minute rest afterwards. A follow-up iron test is included at 6–8 weeks.
Why we exist
Common. Well understood. Still hard to get treated.
The treatment isn’t new or experimental. Getting it, in the UK, is the hard part.
women tested in the UK were iron deficient
Randox Health analysis of 33,029 UK samples, Frontiers in Nutrition, 2025
is how long many women live with it before it’s treated
Women report multi-year delays from first symptoms to diagnosis (Get Iron Informed survey, 2023)
is what private infusions typically cost in London
Prices published by London private clinics, checked by IronUp in 2026
What’s different
Three things we’ll always do.
If you don’t need it, we’ll say so.
If your iron is normal, we won’t treat you. If tablets are likely to work for you, we’ll say so and help you take them properly. If they’ve failed or aren’t suitable, we can treat you.
One price. Nothing added on the day.
From £450 for the consultation, the infusion, a 30-minute observation and a follow-up iron test at 6–8 weeks. A blood test, if you need one, is from £49 and comes off the price.
A doctor checks every result.
A UK-registered doctor reviews your blood results and prescribes before anything is offered. A registered nurse gives your infusion, with emergency equipment on site.
A note from our founder
It started with my wife.
My wife had iron deficiency and couldn’t get an infusion in London. The NHS wouldn’t offer one, and private clinics quoted £700 or more. Then we visited family in Australia, where my brother is a GP. He arranged an infusion for her that week, in an ordinary practice, as a routine thing. She felt the difference within weeks.
That’s when we realised the gap wasn’t medical, it was access. The treatment exists. It’s safe, it’s well understood, and in Australia it’s everyday general practice. In the UK, most people with low iron either don’t know they have it, or live with it for years.
IronUp is our attempt to bring that Australian approach here: a clinic where a doctor reviews your results, with clear prices, and the honesty to tell you if you don’t need treatment.
The founder of IronUp
Clinical approach developed with our Medical Director, GP.
On the day
What your appointment actually looks like.
About 90 minutes with us, in a calm room, with a nurse who has time for you.
When you arrive
A quiet room and a chat with your nurse
She confirms your results, talks through what to expect and answers your questions. Nothing starts until you’re happy.
Up to an hour
The infusion
You sit in a comfortable chair while it runs. Bring a book, a podcast, or just rest. A nurse checks on you throughout.
30 minutes
A rest before you go
You stay with us afterwards so we can check how you’re feeling before you head home.
6–8 weeks later
Follow-up iron test
Included in the price. We review it, write to you, and to your GP if you’d like us to.
Who we are
The people looking after you.
Doctor-prescribed, nurse-delivered. Where a detail isn’t confirmed yet, we say so rather than guess.
Prescribing Doctor, GP
A UK-registered GP who reviews every result and prescribes before any treatment is offered. Appointment in progress; we’ll publish their name and GMC number before we open.
GMC number published at launch
Clinical Lead Nurse
An experienced IV nurse who gives your infusion and looks after you on the day. We’re recruiting now and will publish their name and NMC PIN before we open.
NMC PIN published at launch
Medical Director, GP
A GP in Australia, where iron infusions are routine in general practice. He arranged the infusion that started all this. He designs our clinical protocol and oversees clinical governance.
Registration details published at launch
Founder
Started IronUp after his wife struggled to get treated in London and saw how simple it was in Australia. Runs the business. All clinical care is led by our doctors and nurses.
IronUp Ltd is registered in England and Wales. We will operate under Care Quality Commission regulation; our registration is in progress.
What it costs
One price. No surprises.
You’ll know the full cost before you decide anything. Nothing is added on the day.
Need a blood test first? From £49, and it comes off the price of your treatment.
If your iron levels are normal, we’ll tell you, and you won’t pay for treatment you don’t need.
Iron infusion
From £450
all-in
- Consultation with your nurse
- The iron infusion
- 30-minute rest and observation
- Follow-up iron test at 6–8 weeks
Final pricing confirmed at launch. We’re not taking bookings or payments yet.
Straight answers
What we will, and won’t, do.
We will
- Have a UK-registered doctor review every result before any treatment is offered.
- Tell you if tablets are likely to work for you, and help you take them properly.
- Tell you if your results suggest something that needs looking into, and write to your GP with your consent.
- Give your infusion with trained staff and emergency equipment on site, followed by a 30-minute rest.
- Be honest about side effects. Most are mild (headache, nausea, flushing). Serious allergic reactions are rare, and we’re trained and equipped to manage them.
We won’t
- Treat you if your iron levels are normal.
- Offer ‘wellness’ drips, or any treatment without a clinical reason.
- Promise you’ll feel a certain way. Everyone is different, and we’d rather be straight with you.
If treatment isn’t right for you, we’d rather say so than take your money.
Questions
Things women ask us.
Not answered here? Write to hello@ironupclinic.co.uk. A person replies.
Is this for me?
IronUp is for women in or near London who have iron deficiency, or think they might. Common signs include tiredness that sleep doesn’t fix, breathlessness, headaches, brain fog and feeling cold. Heavy periods are the most common cause.
Those symptoms have lots of possible causes, which is why we look at your blood results before offering anything. Men are welcome too.
Do I need a referral from my GP?
No. You can come to us directly. We’d encourage you to keep your GP in the loop, and with your consent we’ll write to them about your results and any treatment.
I’ve already had a blood test. Can I use it?
Yes, if it’s recent. When we open you’ll be able to upload your results for our doctor to review. If we need a newer test, or a different one, we’ll tell you before you pay for anything.
I’ve tried tablets and they didn’t suit me. Is that normal?
Very. Iron tablets can cause stomach upset and constipation, and some people don’t absorb them well. If tablets are likely to work for you, we’ll say so and help you take them in a way that’s easier on your stomach. If they’ve failed or aren’t suitable, an infusion may be the right next step.
How soon can I be seen?
We’re not open yet. We’re launching in early 2027, and people on the waiting list will hear first. Once we’re open, a doctor will review your results within two working days. We’ll confirm appointment times at launch.
Is it safe?
Iron infusions are an established treatment, used across the NHS and private practice. Like any medical treatment, they carry risks. Side effects are usually mild, such as headache, nausea or flushing. Serious allergic reactions are rare.
Your infusion is given by trained staff with emergency equipment on site, and you rest with us for 30 minutes afterwards. We’ll talk you through the risks before you decide anything.
What does it cost?
From £450, all-in. That covers your consultation, the infusion, the 30-minute rest and a follow-up iron test at 6–8 weeks. If you need a blood test first, that’s from £49 and comes off the cost of your treatment. Final pricing will be confirmed at launch. Joining the waiting list costs nothing and commits you to nothing.
Can you treat me if I’m pregnant?
Not in the first trimester. Later in pregnancy, our doctor will look at each case individually. Please also talk to your midwife or GP.
Where are you?
Central London. We’ll confirm the exact address by email before we open.
What happens to my details?
We use them only to contact you about the waiting list. We don’t sell or share them, and we don’t ask for any medical records at this stage. You can ask us to delete your details at any time. The full detail is in our privacy notice.
You don’t have to keep putting up with it.
Join the waiting list and we’ll tell you the moment we open. Free, no commitment, and we won’t ask for anything medical yet.