This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Carefully read all product documentation, and ask your healthcare provider if this product is right for you. If you suspect that you have a medical problem, promptly contact your regular healthcare provider. Iron taken in excess can be harmful to both adults and children.

How your contribution helps:

 For millions of people around the world impacted by disaster, access to basic necessities like food and shelter is limited. Natural disasters have been steadily increasing in recent decades, disproportionately impacting the poor. In 2021 over 60 million people were displaced due to conflict and natural disasters.  Access to food and nutritional conditions also determines people’s capacities to cope with disasters in both the short and long term. In many cases, during food shortages, women are most likely to suffer from malnutrition. New data from the Lancet Global Health shows that globally ½ of all school-aged children and ⅔ of all women of reproductive age suffer from at least one micronutrient deficiency. Micronutrient deficiencies or “hidden hunger” cause significant health and socioeconomic impacts on individuals and their communities.  

Your contribution will help put Fish in relief boxes providing either nutritional food or water sanitation kits to families post-disaster helping families to get sustainable and long term access to iron, a critical component of good health. Past donations of Lucky Iron Fish have been included in kits delivered to families in Indonesia, Syria, Yemen and Venezuela.

Thank you for helping us put a Fish in Every Pot. At Lucky Iron Fish, creating impact is a big part of our mission, that’s why we partner with fantastic organizations like Global Medic who are on the front lines, addressing disasters when they happen. But as an organization, we know we are made stronger by our community and supporters like you, with your generous support, we can continue to grow our impact. 

GlobalMedic is a registered Canadian charity whose mandate is to save lives by providing short-term, rapid response in the wake of disasters and crises, both at home and abroad.

The keyword is rapid, as you might expect from an agency that was founded by paramedics. GlobalMedic is often the first team, and many times the only one, to get critical interventions to people in life-threatening situations following a disaster. This is what they are known for in the world of humanitarian disaster response.