Magnesium Glycinate Powder

You thought bacopa was bad tasting, you thought ksm was bad... Just wait until you try this, it tastes like someone farted and mixed the fart gas with weird old hot rotten steak that's been left out in the sun. Besides that, it is actually pretty effective, which is why I give it 5 stars.

This product is incredible: a cheap way to get Mg and glycine is a magical substance. Overall, you sleep much better. However, I would get the capsules, as the taste is unbereable. Giving 5 stars because I encapsulate my nootropics, but I would give a 4 stars if I had to take it everyday with water.

This magneisum has been the best I have taken in regards to effectiveness. I have tried ither brands and left disappointed possibly because of the fillers preventing the magnesium to absorb effeciently. I have been able to get more sleep without waking up and I get deeper sleep. Also question for admin, should this taste bad? It tastes like plastic almost, its hard to explain the flavor its just a potent non-natural kind of taste. No bad smell it just tastes bad.

I love this magnesium! I dont get stomache problems when taking this vs the oxide. I wanna try L-Threonate and Micromag too!

Noticeable improvements in sleep quality. Helps calm down the mind and body before bed. Price for the powdered version affordable, too.

"Off the shelf" MgGly brands I've used these years dissolve faster than NDs' product but at double the price. I find even prolonged stirring can leave some pasty flakes in my cup. Shaking the solution in a closed vessel takes care of that completely. Rinses easily.

I take 250mg 2x a day and 1g before bed. The smaller amounts during the day helps me calm down and makes my body feel relaxed, whereas the gram before bed truly helps me wind down and sleep all the way through the night. It’s definitely top dog in my nighttime stack and pairs well with Ashwagandha Sensoril and Cyracos Lemon Balm Extract!

I take 1 g before bedtime. It has a calming effect and improves sleep quality. Magnesium is an important mineral for heart health and the nervous system. I take it constantly.

I had a terrible time getting the order sorted out with several e-mails and eventual help from the chief accountant of the company. There was not enough of the product in stock to warrant free postage so I was given a discount code. Then the accountant offered a code for free postage and the discount was nullified. It took ages for the delivery with inordinate amount of time spent somewhere in Germany on the way. I had to go and pick it up from the post office in the centre of the city because it came by ordinary mail - not DHL at this end. The instructions on the powder give advice on quantities but there is no measuring spoon in the container so I had to weigh and now make do with a salt spoon from another product. It holds 700mg - so about half the daily dose. Should there not be a small plastic spoon in the large plastic container to help the user? As far as whether the powder works for me - I have yet to find out definitively. It doesn't taste good but I hope it's OK to mix in a cold drink. No instructions for this. ND Admin: Again, we are sorry for the confusion. The shipping issued happened because your post code in Taiwan matched a code in the United States. So our systems were thinking it needed to verify your address in the US, but you were in Taiwan. The strange error is already being looked at by our card processing bank. So hopefully that will not be an issue going forward. Regarding scoops, they are not accurate forms of measurement. We feel including scoops promotes the idea that you don't need a scale, which cannot be further from the truth. Accuracy matters. A 2 cent plastic scoop from China should not be what our customers use to accurately dose their powders. A milligram scale is needed for accuracy. We now offer our own scale for customers, or they can purchase another milligram scale elsewhere if they prefer, but a scale is absolutely necessary.

Among the top forms of magnesium. An essential to any supplementation stack, magnesium is needed every time the heart contracts. Deficiency is hugely widespread among people.