Magnesium Glycinate 400mg Softgels,Small Easy to Swallow Magnesium Capsules

These are great, easy to swallow, and allow me to fall asleep. I sleep well and I don’t get any leg cramps during the night.

Great product. Glad Amazon offered brands to choose from at a good price point quality is good. I have no side effects or problem. no issues Swallowing the pills.

I really like how easy these magnesium softgels are to take. The capsules are small and smooth, so they go down easily without that chalky or heavy feeling that some tablets have. That makes them simple to add to a daily routine, especially for people who don’t like swallowing large pills. The formula uses magnesium glycinate along with vitamin B6 and vitamin D3, which feels like a well-balanced combination. I appreciate that it focuses on a form of magnesium known for good absorption and a gentler experience compared to some other types. The softgels are also easy on the stomach and fit nicely into an evening routine. Another thing I like is the convenience of the bottle size. With 120 softgels and a two-month supply, it lasts a good amount of time before needing to reorder. The capsules are consistent in size and quality, and the ingredients are clearly labeled. It’s also reassuring that the product is produced in a GMP-compliant facility and tested for quality. Overall, this is a simple, easy-to-take magnesium supplement with a thoughtful formula and convenient daily use.

I’ve been taking these Magnesium Glycinate softgels for a few weeks, and I’ve noticed a positive difference in my sleep and overall relaxation. The softgels are easy to swallow and gentle on my stomach. I also like that they include Vitamin D3 and B6 for extra support. Overall, a great supplement that fits well into my daily routine.

When I have been ordering Alliwise Magnesium Glycinate the soft gels were a clear golden color. This last order they are a cream color. Wondering why??? What changed???

I like this product because it is easy to swallow compared tothe larger capsules.

One of the primary reasons I went with this option was because I was seeking anything that would help me establish a more consistent schedule throughout the evening hours. As a result of the fact that my nights are not always constant, particularly on days when I am late for work or my schedule is disorganized, I was looking for a device that would be simple to use and maintain. That taking it seemed comfortable enough that I really kept consistent with it was the aspect that I appreciated the most from the very first week. My typical time of consumption is in the evening, and I like the fact that it enables me to identify the precise moment when my day begins to transition toward rest rather than being in a state of work mode. That may not seem like much, but in actuality, it has proven to be very helpful. Due to the fact that I had no trouble sticking with it day after day, it became much simpler for me to evaluate how well it suited my lifestyle over the course of time. When it comes to my priorities, consistency is more important than first impressions.

I’ve used this product for a long time, and thought it was decent, if a bit expensive. But they recently changed the labeling and product composition so that, instead of claiming to contain 400mg/95% RDA of elemental magnesium, it now apparently contains only 49mg/12% RDA of elemental magnesium. This is probably because 100mg of “magnesium glycinate” is at most 14% elemental magnesium, with the balance being glycine. So to get the 400mg RDW of elemental magnesium you think you’re paying for, you’d have to take about 2860mg of “magnesium glycinate”, or at least 8 servings/16 gelcaps per day. Unfortunately this would also mean you were taking 8000IU of vitamin D (1000% of the RDA), and 240mg of vitamin B6 (14,120% of the RDA). I can’t recommend this product because they were either dishonest about the prior amount of elemental magnesium in the old product or they’re now giving you 1/8 of the amount of magnesium for the same already-high price. And they added titanium dioxide and some other unnecessary ingredients that also make the product less desirable. I’ve included pictures of the new bottle (left) next to the old bottle (right) with both the front and back labels clearly visible.

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