Chelated, Not Loose
Bonded to two glycines. It crosses into you intact instead of sitting in your gut.
Magnesium Bisglycinate Gummies
Magnesium Bisglycinate Gummies
Natural High Bioavailability Magnesium Bisglycinate Gummies
Drift Off, Stay Down Past 3am
Quiets a Racing Mind Before Bed
Gentle on Your Gut, Unlike Oxide
400mg Full Dose, Not Candy
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Magnesium Bisglycinate Gummies
Regular price
$44.99
Regular price
$44.99
Sale price
$50.00
Unit price
per
Why this form and not the cheap one
Most magnesium is oxide. Pharmacies sell it as a laxative, because most of it never gets into you.
Take It Nightly
Magnesium is repletion, not a switch. It builds over two to four weeks.
Gentle On Your Gut
Absorbed intact, so little is left in the colon to pull water in at 6am.
Two Gummies, No Water
The best magnesium is the one still in your routine in March.
The reason it didn't work last time
You probably took the form that doesn't absorb.
Magnesium oxide
- Sold OTC as a laxative
- Poorly absorbed, most passes through
- Draws water into the gut
- The reason "magnesium didn't work for me"
SKADI bisglycinate
- Chelated to two glycines
- Absorbed largely intact
- Little free magnesium left in the colon
- Glycine supports winding down
Everyone in this category claims "90% absorption." That number traces to a study that doesn't exist. What bisglycinate actually gives you is tolerability. A supplement you stop taking absorbs nothing at all.
What's actually in it
No proprietary blend. The number on the panel is the number in the gummy.
Two gummies contain:
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400mg Magnesium Bisglycinate - a full serving. About half of American adults get less than they need from food.
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Glycine - the amino acid the magnesium is bonded to. Your body already knows how to carry it.
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Zero magnesium oxide. Not as a filler, not as a buffer, not hidden behind a blend.
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Stevia, not corn syrup. Pectin base, so vegan. Raspberry.
Third-Party
Tested
Tested
GMP
Facility
Facility
Vegan &
Non-GMO
Non-GMO
No Proprietary
Blends
Blends
Not all magnesium is the same molecule
Oxide and citrate are real compounds. They're also both sold as laxatives.
| SKADI | Oxide | Citrate | Drugstore gummies |
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|---|---|---|---|---|
| Chelated to glycine | Rarely | |||
| Gentle on the gut | Laxative | Laxative | Depends | |
| Full 400mg serving | Varies | Varies | Usually under | |
| No proprietary blend | Varies | Varies | Common | |
| Sugar-free | N/A | N/A | Corn syrup | |
| Easy to take nightly | Capsule | Powder |
By the numbers
No survey percentages. Just what's on the label.
400mg
Elemental magnesium per serving
2
Gummies a night, no water
0mg
Magnesium oxide. None, anywhere
30
Servings per bag
What to actually expect
Magnesium is repletion, not a switch. It builds.
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Nights 1 to 7
Winding down more easily. Not sleeping straight through yet. If you notice nothing, nothing is wrong.
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Weeks 2 to 4
Where most people start to notice. Fewer wake-ups, or falling back asleep faster when you do.
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Weeks 4 to 8
Whatever this is going to do for you, it has largely done by now.
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If nothing changes
Then it isn't your magnesium. Take the guarantee, and go ask a doctor what else is waking you up.
Take the whole bag. Then decide.
Finish it. Every gummy. If your sleep is no different, email us and we refund you. We'd rather lose the sale than argue about whether it worked.
- Finish the entire bag first
- Keep it. Don't mail anything back
- One email. No questions
You know the 3am version of yourself
×Awake at 3am, doing tomorrow's arithmetic
×Falling asleep fine, then wide awake four hours later
×A bottle of magnesium in the cupboard that did nothing
×The one that did something, but wrecked your morning
×Capsules you stopped taking because they're the size of a thumb
Right form. Full dose. Something you'll actually keep taking.
Questions people actually ask
I've tried magnesium before. It did nothing.
Check the label. If it says oxide, or just "magnesium" with no form named, that's why. If you took bisglycinate at a full dose for a month and felt nothing, magnesium isn't your bottleneck. Keep your money.
Will this upset my stomach?
It's the reason we use this form. Oxide and citrate leave magnesium in your colon, which draws in water. Bisglycinate is absorbed intact. If you still react, start with one gummy.
Is 400mg too much?
The adult RDA runs 310 to 420mg, and most people fall short from food alone. 400mg is a full serving, not a megadose. If you have kidney disease or take prescription medication, ask your doctor first. Your kidneys are what clear magnesium.
Will it make me groggy?
It shouldn't. Magnesium is a nutrient, not a sedative. There's no sedating compound here to wear off in the morning.
Gummies are just candy. Where's the actual dose?
Fair suspicion, and true of most of the category. Two of ours carry the full 400mg, printed on the panel, no proprietary blend. Stevia, not corn syrup. Pectin, so vegan.
Why $44.99 when I can buy magnesium for $6?
The $6 bottle is oxide, and you know how that went. You can buy magnesium cheaper. You can't buy this form, at this dose, in something you'll still be taking in six weeks.
What if I miss a night?
Nothing dramatic. Repletion is cumulative, so consistency matters more than any single night. Take them the next evening and carry on.
Where is it made?
In a GMP-certified, FDA-registered facility. Every batch goes to an independent lab for potency and heavy metals before it ships.
These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.