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In the U.S., the recommended daily intakes for iron are listed in several different age groups. Pregnant and Lactating women also require additional intakes of iron. A good rule of thumb for all adults, ages 19 and over, is to obtain 10-18 milligrams (mg) of iron daily. If you are pregnant, 27-30mg of iron should be obtained daily.
