Magnesium Glycinate Fully Reacted 100 mg
Pure & Highly Absorbable
This unique formula contains no magnesium oxide - only pure, fully reacted magnesium glycinate. It’s excipient-free, with flexible dosing options in a lower potency capsule for adults and children as young as 4 years of age.
Magnesium is present in foods, like nuts, greens and whole grains--yet at least 80 percent of North Americans are deficient. Considering hectic lifestyles, dependence upon fast foods, nut allergies and chronic health conditions, it’s no wonder that society is falling short on the Recommended Daily Intake of about 450 milligrams per day of this mineral.
Magnesium is crucial for everything from muscle relaxation and nerve function to blood pressure regulation and stress resilience. However, not all magnesium supplements are created equal. Some forms, like pure magnesium oxide or magnesium citrate can cause digestive upset because a large portion of them remain unabsorbed.
That’s why we developed Pure Lab’s Magnesium Glycinate Fully Reacted 100 mg—a pure, highly bioavailable formula. This excipient-free product contains nothing but fully reacted magnesium glycinate, ensuring optimal absorption without the laxative effect.
Ideal for those with sensitive digestion or precise dosing needs, this formula supports relaxation, chronic pain management, and overall well-being—for adults and children 4 years and up.
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