3 vegetable capsules per serving | 300 mg total elemental magnesium | Bisglycinate, citrate and malate | 30 servings | Custom order
This formula is not three separate 300 mg magnesium doses. The current label declares one combined total of 300 mg elemental magnesium from bisglycinate, citrate and malate in a three-capsule serving. That difference should lead the page. A buyer needs to know how the source ratio is set, how the individual assays change the compound input and whether the final blend fits the intended serving. Those questions give this page a different purpose from the single-source magnesium bisglycinate product.
| Ingredient | Amount per serving |
| Magnesium from magnesium bisglycinate chelate, citrate and malate | 300 mg total elemental magnesium |
| Serving size | 3 vegetable capsules |
| Pack | 90 capsules / 30 servings |
The Supplement Facts line groups the three sources under a single magnesium amount. Unless the approved label or specification breaks them out, the page should not assign a separate elemental value to bisglycinate, citrate or malate.
The word triple describes the source system, not three times the dose. A formula graphic can name all three sources, but the amount next to them must remain 300 mg total elemental magnesium per serving.
Each source has its own assay and physical properties. The production formula therefore needs a defined input for all three materials. An equal raw-material weight would not automatically produce an equal elemental magnesium contribution.
If a buyer wants one form to lead the blend, that choice should be recorded in the specification and checked against capsule load, cost and label wording. Do not invent a ratio for the website when the current facts panel gives only the combined nutrient total.
The current serving is three vegetable capsules. That creates a workable point of comparison for brands: a higher elemental target can require more compound weight and more capsule space. Reducing the serving to two capsules may call for a different ratio, larger shells or a lower target.
The current 90-count bottle provides 30 servings. Changing to a 60-count or 120-count pack changes the number of servings and should be reflected in the artwork, page specification, image caption and quotation.
This page should answer buyers specifically looking for a multi-source magnesium complex. The magnesium bisglycinate page addresses a single chelated source and a 200 mg target. The ready-stock sleep formula is led by a broader GABA, theanine and ashwagandha combination.
Keeping those roles separate prevents three pages from becoming near copies. This page does not need long sections on sleep, stress or muscle outcomes. The useful content is the source contribution, elemental total, three-capsule serving and custom formulation tradeoff.
A trial blend should record flow, bulk density and fill-weight variation after all three magnesium materials and excipients are combined. Supplier specifications and incoming test documents should identify the exact forms used in the approved formula.
The final bottle, closure and moisture-control approach should match the selected capsule shell and shelf-life plan. No stability period should be promised from a label concept alone.
No. The current label declares 300 mg total elemental magnesium from the combined three-source system.
The facts panel does not say that. The approved master formula must define each input and its contribution.
It can be assessed, but the elemental target, source ratio, raw-material density and shell size need a new fill review.
Send the destination market, preferred magnesium source balance, elemental target, daily capsule count, packaging format and expected quantity. HEKONA will review the input calculation, fill feasibility, sampling route, MOQ and quotation.
This formula is intended for adults who prefer a multi-source magnesium supplement rather than a single magnesium form.
It may suit product lines targeting:
Final directions, target-user wording and any wellness-related claims should be reviewed for the intended sales market before label approval.
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