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Swanson Triple Magnesium Complex 400mg 100/300 Caps
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Swanson Triple Magnesium Complex 400mg 100/300 Caps

From € 16.45 EUR Regular price € 19.45 EUR

Doctor’s Best High Absorption Magnesium – 120 Tablets
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Doctor’s Best High Absorption Magnesium – 120 Tablets

€ 23.95 EUR Regular price € 24.95 EUR

Now Foods Magnesium Bisglycinate Glycinate - 180 Tabs
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Now Foods Magnesium Bisglycinate Glycinate - 180 Tabs

€ 29.95 EUR Regular price € 33.95 EUR

Doctor’s Best High Absorption Magnesium – 240 Tablets
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Doctor’s Best High Absorption Magnesium – 240 Tablets

€ 38.95 EUR Regular price € 39.95 EUR

Healthy Origins Magnesium Glycinate (Bisglycinate) Chelate 200 mg – 120 Tablets
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Healthy Origins Magnesium Glycinate (Bisglycinate) Chelate 200 mg – 120 Tablets

€ 39.95 EUR Regular price € 42.95 EUR

Skill Nutrition Magnesium Bisglycinate Powder 240g – Passion Fruit & Peach

Skill Nutrition Magnesium Bisglycinate Powder 240g – Passion Fruit & Peach

€ 24.95 EUR
Unit price € 10.40 EUR per  100g

Skill Nutrition Magnesium Bisglycinate 120 Capsules

Skill Nutrition Magnesium Bisglycinate 120 Capsules

€ 29.95 EUR

Magnesium Supplements Ireland | Glycinate & More

Magnesium is one of the most essential minerals in the human body — involved in over 300 enzymatic reactions and carrying fully authorised health claims under EU Commission Regulation 432/2012, including that it contributes to normal psychological function, normal nervous system function, normal muscle function, and the reduction of tiredness and fatigue. If you are comparing forms, the single most important number on any label is elemental magnesium per serving — not compound weight.

🏴 HSE Ireland reference: Typical daily needs — 300 mg/day men, 270 mg/day women (ages 19–64). More than 400 mg/day from supplements can cause diarrhoea. 400 mg/day or less is unlikely to cause harm for most adults. If you have kidney disease, are pregnant, or take regular medication, check with your GP or pharmacist first.  HSE source →

📚 The Ireland Magnesium Guide Cluster

Not sure which magnesium is right for you?
Read the evidence-led Ireland guides first.

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Magnesium Glycinate Ireland: Guide, Benefits, Dosage & Labels →

The pillar guide. HSE dosing reference, elemental magnesium explained, label decoding, and EFSA-authorised claims for magnesium in Ireland.

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Magnesium Bisglycinate Ireland: Benefits, Dosage & How It Compares →

Bisglycinate explained in plain English — what the name means on labels, how to compare formats, and how to avoid the most common label mistakes.

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Magnesium Glycinate vs Citrate Ireland: What Actually Differs? →

Side-by-side comparison — elemental magnesium content, tolerance profiles, HSE intake guidance, and how to decide between the two most searched magnesium forms in Ireland.

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Magnesium for Sleep Ireland: Does Glycinate Work? Evidence & Dosage →

The most complete magnesium and sleep guide in Ireland. Covers the glycine sleep mechanism (Bannai et al., 2012; Kawai et al., 2015), named RCT evidence, EFSA-authorised claims, and the HSE dosing framework — evidence that no other Irish supplement page publishes.

Reference guides  ·  Educational content  ·  Not medical advice

When comparing products in this collection, check for:

01 Elemental magnesium per serving — not compound weight. A 500 mg magnesium glycinate tablet may only deliver 50–70 mg of actual magnesium. These are not the same number.
02 Clear serving instructions — how many tablets or capsules equal the stated dose, and whether the label shows the daily total clearly.
03 Tolerance — if you notice loose stools, you have exceeded your threshold. Reduce dose rather than stopping entirely. This is specifically flagged in HSE public guidance at higher supplemental intakes.
04 Compliant labelling — avoid products making disease treatment claims or unverifiable outcome guarantees. In Ireland, supplement claims must follow the EU nutrition and health claims framework. FSAI guidance →
ⓘ Note: This is educational content. It is not medical advice. If you have persistent symptoms, a medical condition, or take regular medication, speak with your GP or pharmacist before starting any supplement.