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My Pure Magnesium 180c

Magnesium glycinate with 150 mg elemental magnesium per capsule

Pack size 180 caps
TGA listing AUST L 393773
GTIN 00754523926100
Supplement Club price $50.00
RRP $60.56 Save $10.56 (17%)

Stock is sourced through an established Australian practitioner wholesaler. Checked 11 June 2026.

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Dave's note

Why I like it

My current default magnesium glycinate capsule option. It is clean, simple, well priced on a practitioner margin basis, and easy to explain: one active ingredient, 150 mg elemental magnesium, minimal excipients.

  • It is the cleanest simple capsule option in the current shortlist: one mineral form, no multi-ingredient blend, and easy dose maths.
  • Glycinate is the magnesium form I usually consider first when I want a gentler capsule option for nervous-system, sleep-quality, muscle-cramp, or general magnesium support discussions.
  • At 150 mg elemental magnesium per capsule, it is easy to titrate without needing powders.
  • The 180 capsule pack has strong practical value for clients who are likely to use magnesium consistently.

How I would use it

  • A conservative starting point is 1 capsule in the evening, then adjust based on tolerance, goals, dietary magnesium intake, and total supplemental magnesium.
  • For a more targeted magnesium protocol, 2 capsules/day gives 300 mg supplemental elemental magnesium, which sits in the range often used in magnesium supplementation studies.
  • I would separate it from medications that bind minerals, including some antibiotics, thyroid medication, and bisphosphonates, unless a prescriber has advised otherwise.
  • I would reassess if loose stools, nausea, kidney disease, pregnancy, complex medications, or high total magnesium intake are in the picture.

This is protocol logic, not a blanket client instruction. The dose should be individualised.

Studies that informed my choice

Bioavailability of magnesium food supplements: A systematic review. Systematic review · Pardo et al. 2021 Form matters, but the human evidence base is not as clean as supplement marketing makes it sound. This review supports considering magnesium form and bioavailability, while keeping claims conservative. I use it to justify preferring a well-tolerated organic magnesium form without pretending glycinate is proven superior for every outcome. Dose-Dependent Absorption Profile of Different Magnesium Compounds. Comparative absorption study · Ates et al. 2019 Magnesium glycinate is part of the form-selection rationale. This comparative study looked at tissue transitions of different organic magnesium compounds, including magnesium glycinate. I treat it as form-selection support, not direct proof of symptom benefit in clients. Oral magnesium for relief in pregnancy-induced leg cramps: a randomised controlled trial. RCT · Supakatisant et al. 2015 The strongest glycinate-specific symptom signal is narrow and context-specific. This double-blind RCT used magnesium bisglycinate chelate 300 mg/day for pregnancy-related leg cramps and found greater reductions in cramp frequency and intensity than placebo. I would not generalise this to all cramps without context. The Effects of Magnesium Supplementation on Subjective Anxiety and Stress-A Systematic Review. Systematic review · Boyle et al. 2017 Nervous-system positioning is plausible, but not product-specific. This review found suggestive evidence for magnesium supplementation and subjective anxiety/stress outcomes, with important limitations. It informs the nervous-system rationale without making a strong anxiety-treatment claim.

Evidence note: these papers inform the dose, use case, formulation, and timing logic. They are not brand-specific clinical outcome evidence.

Formula

Ingredient panel

Ingredient Per capsule
Magnesium glycinate 750 mg per capsule
Elemental magnesium 150 mg per capsule
Does not contain dairyglutensugarsoyeggyeastartificial colours or flavours

Dosage & warnings

How the label frames use

Dosage

  • Adults take 1-2 capsules once or twice daily as required, with or without food.

Warnings

  • Mineral supplements should not replace a balanced diet.
  • If symptoms persist, talk to your health professional.
  • Always read the label and follow the directions for use.
  • Magnesium may cause loose stools, gas, bloating, or diarrhoea in some people, especially at higher supplemental intakes.

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Regulatory and manufacturer links

TGA public summary lists magnesium glycinate 750 mg, equivalent to elemental magnesium 150 mg, with permitted indications and excipients.

Summary

Product snapshot

Good default capsule when someone wants a simple magnesium glycinate product and prefers capsules over powder. Use dose and timing based on the actual goal rather than treating magnesium as a generic sleep supplement.

Check kidney disease, pregnancy, total magnesium intake, loose-stool tendency, and medication timing. Separate from medicines where mineral binding is clinically relevant.

  • 150 mg elemental magnesium per capsule
  • Glycinate chelate form
  • Minimal excipient profile
  • Vegan-friendly and free from dairy, gluten, and sugar in the supplier listing
Source note: RN Labs/Therapure manufacturer information and the TGA public ARTG summary were checked 11 June 2026. Stock is sourced through an established Australian practitioner wholesaler. Product information is general only and does not replace personalised advice.