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60-Count 100mg Chapter One Magnesium Gummies (Raspberry & Mango)

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Apex Nutrition via Amazon has 60-Count 100mg Chapter One Magnesium Gummies (Raspberry & Mango) for $3.97 when you redeem the coupon on the product page or apply promo code MAGNESIUM50 at checkout and check out w/ Subscribe & Save. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on orders of $35+.

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2 gummies per serving. So this bottle is only enough for 30days. Also it's magnesium citrate. I prefer magnesium glucnate for a better absorbtion and more suited towards sleep and calm.
i prefer raw pumpkin seed kernels. because, no sugar added. and it absorbs better and i dont get diarrhea. 168mg of Magnesium in 1 oz of pumpkin seeds. eat food, not pills, or in this case, sugar filled gummies.

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$3.75 for me!
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2 gummies per serving. So this bottle is only enough for 30days. Also it's magnesium citrate. I prefer magnesium glucnate for a better absorbtion and more suited towards sleep and calm.
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Quote from Ryuk :
2 gummies per serving. So this bottle is only enough for 30days. Also it's magnesium citrate. I prefer magnesium glucnate for a better absorbtion and more suited towards sleep and calm.
Citrate is fine & much more affordable than Glycinate. At least it isn't Oxide.
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Quote from Ryuk :
2 gummies per serving. So this bottle is only enough for 30days. Also it's magnesium citrate. I prefer magnesium glucnate for a better absorbtion and more suited towards sleep and calm.
Do you have any recommendations brand for a kid?
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alchemista
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Weird, it only limits you to qty 1. So, a 30-day supply. I guess this is like a trial tester.
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Quote from Ryuk :
2 gummies per serving. So this bottle is only enough for 30days. Also it's magnesium citrate. I prefer magnesium glucnate for a better absorbtion and more suited towards sleep and calm.
i prefer raw pumpkin seed kernels. because, no sugar added. and it absorbs better and i dont get diarrhea. 168mg of Magnesium in 1 oz of pumpkin seeds. eat food, not pills, or in this case, sugar filled gummies.
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Quote from FaithfulTank7166 :
Citrate is fine & much more affordable than Glycinate. At least it isn't Oxide.
magnesium citrate is used to induce people to poop before surgery. buy these if you want a laxative.
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musicguyom
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Putting vitamins in gummies is a waste. Just take a normal tablet and be done with it. Don't need to add more sugar to your diet!
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Quote from DontTaxBeer :
i prefer raw pumpkin seed kernels. because, no sugar added. and it absorbs better and i dont get diarrhea. 168mg of Magnesium in 1 oz of pumpkin seeds. eat food, not pills, or in this case, sugar filled gummies.
Would this help with constipation too? Trying to clean my son out with magnesium citrate but he doesn't like the taste and not having success
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Only 100mg. Crazy expensive you can get 4-6x as much for $10
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4G sugar and 4G carb
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Quote from BlackRifle2407 :
Do you have any recommendations brand for a kid?
Never seen a kids formula but for adults I've used doctor's best and GNC. Make sure to look up the max RDA for magnesium (which includes diet) for kids.
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Quote from FaithfulTank7166 :
Citrate is fine & much more affordable than Glycinate. At least it isn't Oxide.
True, but they are right that Glycinate Is generally better absorbed and less irritating to the GI tract and has more of a calming effect due to the ability for some of it to apparently cross the blood brain barrier.
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Quote from DontTaxBeer :
i prefer raw pumpkin seed kernels. because, no sugar added. and it absorbs better and i dont get diarrhea. 168mg of Magnesium in 1 oz of pumpkin seeds. eat food, not pills, or in this case, sugar filled gummies.
Agreed! These unsalted pepitas are the best source. Where do you buy yours from? In bulk I assume?

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Quote from iCEifer :
True, but they are right that Glycinate Is generally better absorbed and less irritating to the GI tract and has more of a calming effect due to the ability for some of it to apparently cross the blood brain barrier.
No doubt it is more bioavailable and absorbs in places that cause less GI strain, the cost difference is enough for me to settle for citrate. Not the case for everyone, though

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