Magnesium Glycinate 14%

What it supports

Supports sleep, muscle & nerve health.

  • SupportsSleep
  • SupportsMuscle
  • SupportsNerve

Non-buffered & Fully Chelated Formula

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121 mg elemental magnesium per 2-capsule serving Vegetable capsules
₹1,439 MRP ₹1,999

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A closer look inside

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Generic illustration of a supplement shell opening — not actual product contents or dose.
Product facts
Serving size2 vegetable capsules
Elemental magnesium121 mg per serving
Magnesium glycinate ingredient864 mg per serving
Capsules per jar300
Labelled servings per jar150
Ingredients & label

Ingredients listed on the 300-capsule pack

  • Magnesium Glycinate (Fully Chelated)
  • Bulking Agent (INS 460 (ii))
  • Anticaking Agent (INS 341 (iii))
  • Vegetable Capsule Shell (HPMC) (INS 464)
  • Binding Agent (INS 407)
  • Preservative (INS 261 (i))
HealthyHey Nutrition Minerals Magnesium Glycinate 14% Fully Chelated | 121 mg Elemental Magnesium per Serving | Non-Buffered | Vegetable Capsules View full label
How to use & precautions

Directions

Take two capsules daily with a meal or as suggested by a healthcare professional. Do not exceed the recommended daily usage.

Precautions

  • Product is not to be used by pregnant, nursing and lactating women or children under 5 years, adolescents and elderly, except when medically advised by physician or certified dietician or nutrition professional.
  • Product is required to be stored out of reach of children.
  • Do not use if seal is broken.
  • The product is for oral consumption only.

Storage

  • Keep the product away from direct sunlight and heat.
  • Keep the container tightly closed after each use.
  • Store in a cool and dry place.
  • Consume within 180 days once the container is opened.
Testing & reports

Eureka Analytical Services measured 14.01% total magnesium in submitted raw-material lot MG/GCN/010826 (report TR-26-EKA1-090488-02, issued 10 September 2026). Avon Food Lab reports AFLPL/260910095 and AFLPL/260910099 cover heavy metals and selected microbiological parameters for submitted sample batch ACS05500. These reports support the measurements reported for those samples. They do not independently establish the percentage chelated, prove the absence of every other magnesium form, or measure the elemental magnesium in a finished two-capsule serving. The formulation description and the laboratory findings are different kinds of evidence.

Scientific papers

Published research is not a test of this finished product. Study doses are context, not directions for use.

  • Lopresti, Smith & Drummond (2026) — systematic review of oral magnesium and sleep

    Finding: A systematic review of 12 randomised controlled trials of oral magnesium taken for sleep outcomes in adults.

    Limitations: Results across the trials were inconsistent and the authors rated the certainty of the evidence as low to very low. They did not support oral magnesium as a routine treatment for insomnia.

    Relevance to this pack: General magnesium evidence, not a trial of this HealthyHey formula or its 121 mg serving. Magnesium forms and doses differed across studies.

    DOI: 10.1080/19390211.2026.2719670
  • Schuster and colleagues (2025) — randomised controlled trial of magnesium bisglycinate in adults with poor sleep

    Finding: A randomised controlled trial in 155 adults with poor sleep, giving 250 mg elemental magnesium a day as magnesium bisglycinate for four weeks.

    Limitations: The change in self-reported insomnia severity against placebo was modest (a small effect), and sleep was not measured objectively.

    Relevance to this pack: Research on the bisglycinate ingredient form, not proof of this 14% product's effectiveness. The studied dose differs.

    DOI: 10.2147/NSS.S524348
  • Mah & Pitre (2021) — systematic review & meta-analysis of oral magnesium for insomnia in older adults

    Finding: Three trials involving 151 older adults suggested faster sleep onset, but no statistically significant increase in total sleep time.

    Limitations: Evidence certainty was low to very low.

    Relevance to this pack: General magnesium context. The trials used oxide or citrate, not this product, at different doses.

    DOI: 10.1186/s12906-021-03297-z
What does 14% mean?

The 14% figure describes the elemental magnesium share of the ingredient weight; it is not an absorption rate or a purity score.

  • Magnesium Glycinate 14% — this 300-capsule pack 121 mg elemental magnesium per 2-capsule labelled serving
  • Magnesium Glycinate 22% 121 mg elemental magnesium per 1-capsule labelled serving

Equal labelled magnesium is not proof of equal absorption; the reports linked here do not establish clinical superiority of either format.

View Magnesium Glycinate 22%

Frequently asked questions

Does 14.01% magnesium prove full chelation?
No. It measures total magnesium in the tested raw-material sample. A result near 14% is compatible with bisglycinate composition, but chemical-form identity and degree of chelation need appropriate additional evidence.
Why does this product use two capsules?
That is the labelled serving for this formulation. The two capsules provide 864 mg of the magnesium glycinate ingredient. Capsule count alone cannot establish whether another product is chelated.
Is 121 mg the same as my total daily requirement?
No. This is the labelled supplemental amount per serving. Your total intake also includes food and other sources. Whether a supplement is appropriate depends on your individual needs; do not take extra servings simply to match a general intake figure.
Can I check the report for my batch?
Use the report link above and compare the sample or batch identifier. If it does not match your bottle, contact HealthyHey for the relevant report and batch linkage.
Quality & certifications

HealthyHey Foods LLP publishes manufacturing and food-safety credentials: FSSAI Central Licence, GMP — TÜV India, FSSC 22000 Version 6, ISO 22000:2018.

These describe the manufacturer's and facility's food-safety management systems, not this product's clinical efficacy or this pack's own test result.

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01 / Benefits

What this pack supports

Magnesium Glycinate 14% — supports sleep, muscle and nerve health in a two-capsule serving.

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  • Supports

    Sleep

  • Supports

    Muscle

  • Supports

    Nerve

02 / Serving

Serving size, clearly labelled.

The labelled two-capsule serving provides 121 mg elemental magnesium from 864 mg magnesium glycinate ingredient.

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2 vegetable capsules
per serving
121 mg elemental magnesium
Serving size
2 vegetable capsules
Formulation
864 mg magnesium glycinate ingredient per serving

Illustration for serving size only. See the full label for the complete ingredient declaration.

03 / Quality

Quality & certifications

HealthyHey Foods LLP publishes manufacturing and food-safety credentials: FSSAI Central Licence, GMP — TÜV India, FSSC 22000 Version 6, ISO 22000:2018.

These describe the manufacturer's and facility's food-safety management systems, not this product's clinical efficacy or this pack's own test result.

HealthyHey Foods LLP · Manufacturing credentials

  • FSSAI

    Central Licence

  • GMP

    TÜV India

  • FSSC 22000

    Version 6

  • ISO 22000:2018

    Food safety management system, 2018

Test reports

Eureka Analytical Services measured 14.01% total magnesium in submitted raw-material lot MG/GCN/010826 (report TR-26-EKA1-090488-02, issued 10 September 2026). Avon Food Lab reports AFLPL/260910095 and AFLPL/260910099 cover heavy metals and selected microbiological parameters for submitted sample batch ACS05500. These reports support the measurements reported for those samples. They do not independently establish the percentage chelated, prove the absence of every other magnesium form, or measure the elemental magnesium in a finished two-capsule serving. The formulation description and the laboratory findings are different kinds of evidence.