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Hemoglobin levels affect a person's health status. Hemoglobin deficiency (anemia) has yet to be completely resolved, because of the many factors causing anemia indirectly as exposure to heavy metals and other oxidants. Giving Fe and antioxidants such as vitamin C is common but yet to get meaningful results, while the addition of Fe Chitosan pad has not been done yet. Some studies found that chitosan takes role in binding leads in industrial waste. Therefore, researchers wanted to examine the difference in hemoglobin levels between mice administered with Fe + chitosan compared to those administered with Fe + Vitamin C. The experiment was conducted at the Laboratory of Anatomy, Faculty of Dentistry, University of Jember. The design of this study was a True Experiment study with the use of the Post Test Only Control Group Design. The samples were 20 mice (Mus muculus) as guinea pigs aged 8-10 weeks with approximately 25-30 grams weight and in good health condition. Data Analysis was using two independent T-test samples. The results of the study showed that there was an average difference on theHb levels ofmiceadministered with Fe + vit C and those administered with Fe+Chitosan, or can be inferred thatmice administered with chitosan has higher level of Hb than thoseadministered with Fe + Vitamin C. This is because chitosant has better ability as an antioxidant compared to Vitamin C, and better ability to facilitate the absorption of ferritin Ferro.

The Differences of HB Levels of Mice (Mus-musculus) Administered with Fe + Vit C Compared to the Ones Administered with Fe + Chitosan