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Magnesium Citrate is one of the most readily absorbed forms of magnesium. One serving contains 225 mg of pure magnesium, equivalent to 60 % of the nutrient reference value, and the formula contains nothing but magnesium bound to citric acid. Magnesium contributes to the reduction of tiredness and fatigue, to optimal muscle and nervous system function, as well as electrolyte balance. It comes as a highly soluble powder. We manufacture it in Germany and we verify its magnesium content by titration.

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Magnesium Citrate – an organic form of magnesium with lab-verified content and high absorption

Magnesium Citrate is a mineral bound to citric acid. This creates an organic form of magnesium that differs from inorganic forms such as magnesium oxide. This bond makes citrate one of the forms of magnesium with high bioavailability.

One 1,5 g serving provides 225 mg of elemental, or pure, magnesium, equivalent to 60 % of the nutrient reference value.1 The formula contains just one ingredient. No fillers, sweeteners, flavourings or anti-caking agents.

We manufacture it in Germany and regularly test it at an independent German laboratory for heavy metals, microbiological quality and active ingredient content.

225 mg of magnesium per serving
225 mg of magnesium per serving
60 % of the nutrient reference value
Just one ingredient
Just one ingredient
No fillers, sweeteners or flavourings
Made in Germany
Made in Germany
IFS certification and HACCP system
Content verified by titration
Content verified by titration
By an independent German laboratory
Magnesium Citrate – an organic form of magnesium with lab-verified content and high absorption
Citrate for optimal absorption

Magnesium citrate is an organic salt that dissolves in water with virtually no residue, unlike inorganic forms. This dissolved, ionised form is the one the body can use most effectively.

A systematic review of 14 studies on magnesium bioavailability reached a clear conclusion. Organic forms are absorbed better than inorganic forms.3 In a direct comparison of three forms of magnesium at a daily dose of 300 mg for 60 days, the citrate group showed the highest serum magnesium levels, both after the first dose and after two months.2

Citrate is also an intermediate in the Krebs cycle, the pathway through which every cell in the body obtains energy from nutrients. The body is therefore familiar with citrate and knows how to use it, as it constantly produces and consumes it.

Magnesium is involved in more than 300 reactions in the body

Magnesium is a mineral involved in more than 300 enzymatic reactions in the body.4 It plays a part in how muscles and nerves work, how the body uses energy and how it handles exertion.

For example, it contributes to the reduction of tiredness and fatigue, supports normal muscle and nervous system function and contributes to normal psychological function. It also contributes to electrolyte balance, helping maintain the right levels of important ions such as sodium, potassium and magnesium itself.

In addition, it supports normal energy metabolism, contributes to normal protein synthesis, helps maintain normal bones and teeth and plays a role in the process of cell division.1

Muscle function
Muscle function
For strength and fitness athletes
Less tiredness and fatigue
Less tiredness and fatigue
For students and managers
Nervous system and psychological function
Nervous system and psychological function
For people going through demanding periods
Electrolyte balance
Electrolyte balance
For endurance athletes and runners
Magnesium is involved in more than 300 reactions in the body
When to Take Magnesium Citrate

The time of day is more a matter of personal routine than necessity. Some people take it in the evening because magnesium supports normal muscle and nervous system function.1 Citrate does not have to be taken with food, but if you are more sensitive, it is best to take it after a meal or split the serving into two portions throughout the day.6

At higher doses, magnesium may compete with calcium for absorption, as both minerals use similar transport pathways in the intestine. If you take tetracycline or quinolone antibiotics, take magnesium at least two hours before or four to six hours after them, as they can form complexes with magnesium that reduce absorption of the medicine.7 Take similar precautions with bisphosphonates used to treat osteoporosis.7 If you take any medication regularly, consult your doctor or pharmacist before starting magnesium supplementation.

Take magnesium over the long term, ideally for several weeks, to experience the benefits described above. The body replenishes its magnesium stores gradually, so the full benefits of supplementation will not be apparent immediately after the first serving.

Laboratory-Verified Content

For food supplements, transparency throughout the process, from the raw material to the finished powder, is essential. Here are five things we do differently with Magnesium Citrate:

  1. We manufacture the powder in Germany at an IFS-certified facility with an established HACCP system.
  2. We determine the magnesium content by titration, a precise analytical method that measures how much magnesium the powder actually contains, rather than how much it should contain according to the formulation. This gives you confidence that you receive the amount stated on the label.
  3. The product is tested by an independent German laboratory for heavy metal content and microbiological purity. In the latest analysis, lead was at one percent of the legal limit, while cadmium was below the limit of quantification.
  4. We publish test reports dating back to 2022. These are not one-off tests for the product launch, but repeated checks across batches. You can find them right here on this page in the Laboratory Tests section.
  5. There is just one ingredient: magnesium salts of citric acid, and the product is suitable for vegans.
When to Take Magnesium Citrate

Who Is Magnesium Citrate Suitable For?

  • Athletes and physically active individuals who value support for normal muscle function during regular training.
  • Endurance athletes, runners and HYROX participants whose intense sweating increases their need to replenish electrolytes, including magnesium.
  • People with demanding work or study schedules who value help with reducing tiredness and fatigue, as well as support for normal psychological function.
  • People with unbalanced or restricted diets who do not meet their recommended magnesium intake from common sources such as whole grains, pulses or nuts.
  • Users of GLP-1 products who are looking for an easy way to supplement their magnesium intake as their eating habits change.
  • Anyone who dislikes swallowing capsules. Simply stir the powder into a glass of water, and you are ready to go.
Who Is Magnesium Citrate Suitable For?

Sources and Scientific References

  1. Commission Regulation (EU) No 432/2012 establishing a list of permitted health claims made on foods, other than those referring to the reduction of disease risk and to children’s development and health. EUR-Lex.
  2. Walker AF, Marakis G, Christie S, Byng M. Mg citrate found more bioavailable than other Mg preparations in a randomised, double-blind study. Magnes Res. 2003;16(3):183–191.
  3. Pardo MR, Garicano Vilar E, San Mauro Martín I, Camina Martín MA. Bioavailability of magnesium food supplements: A systematic review. Nutrition. 2021;89:111294.
  4. Schwalfenberg GK, Genuis SJ. The Importance of Magnesium in Clinical Healthcare. Scientifica. 2017;2017:4179326.
  5. EFSA NDA Panel. Scientific Opinion on Dietary Reference Values for magnesium. EFSA Journal. 2015;13(7):4186.
  6. Matek Sarić M, et al. Magnesium: Health Effects, Deficiency Burden, and Future Public Health Directions. Nutrients. 2025;17(22):3626.
  7. Elgar K. Magnesium: A Review of Clinical Use and Efficacy. Nutr Med J. 2022;1(1):79–99.

 

Nutrition Facts Table

Nutritional values 100 g per 1,5 g *NRV per 1,5 g
Magnesium 15000 mg 225 mg 60 %

*Reference intake of an average adult (8400 kJ/2000 kcal).


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Price per day dosage1,08 Kč4,82 Kč4,20 Kč 24,73 Kč 3,76 Kč
Suitable for vegansAnoAnoAnoAnoAno
Who it's forFor those who prefer not to swallow capsules and want to mix magnesium into water.A versatile form for daily supplementation.The highest elemental magnesium content per serving.A popular form for people with high mental and physical demands.A popular choice for athletes.
Composition and dosage

Composition

Micronutrient salts of citric acid.

Dosage

Dosage and Directions for Use

Mix one-third of a scoop (1,5 g) with 300 ml of water and take once daily.

Recommended Daily Magnesium Intake

  • According to European guidelines (EFSA), the recommended daily magnesium intake is 350 mg for men and 300 mg for women.5
  • Pregnant and breastfeeding women have slightly higher requirements. We recommend consulting a doctor about the appropriate dose.
  • Athletes and people under significant physical or mental strain are estimated to need 10 to 20 % more magnesium than people with low levels of physical activity, due to magnesium losses through sweat. This corresponds to approximately 385 to 420 mg per day for men and 330 to 360 mg for women.6
  • One third of a scoop (1,5 g) provides 225 mg of elemental magnesium, equivalent to 60 % of the nutrient reference value. You can adjust the dose according to your physical activity level and total dietary intake.

Warning

Nutritional supplement. Do not exceed the recommended daily intake. This product is not a substitute for a varied and balanced diet and a healthy lifestyle. The product is not intended for children, pregnant and lactating women. Keep out of reach of small children. Store in a dry place, out of direct sunlight, at room temperature.

Product detail

Product description

Main category :
Manufacturer:
Distributor:
GymBeam Germany GmbH, Heinrich-Horten-Straße 22
Legal category of the product:
dietary supplement
Form:
powdered
Blend:
Single component
Flavor:
unflavored
Dose size:
1,5 g
Not for children, pregnant and breastfeeding women.:
No
The product is not intended for children. Pregnant and breastfeeding women should consult a doctor about taking the product.:
No
Active Amount Unit:
mg
Lab Tested:
Yes
Stackable With:
zinc, Creatine, Protein, Omega-3, Vitamin D
Contains Stimulants:
No
Active Amount per Daily Dose:
225
Standardized Extract:
Yes
Ingredient Origin Type:
mineral
Lab Test Type:
Microbiology, Heavy metals, Active content
Third Party Verified:
Yes
Country of Testing:
Germany
Storage Conditions:
Keep in a dry place out of direct sunlight at room temperature.
Active Amount per Serving:
225
Primary Goal:
Recovery
Travel Friendly:
Yes
Target User:
Unisex, Seniors
Recommended Servings per Day:
1
Days of Use per Pack:
100-200
Sugar Free:
Yes
Free From:
lactose free, gluten free, no added sugar, aspartame free, artificial sweetener free, Caffeine free, stimulant free, gelatin free, palm oil free, egg free, peanut free, nut free, Casein free, Milk free, Soy free, Major allergen free
Product Dimensions:
26 × 3 × 19 cm
Age Range Description:
Not for children
Preparation Method:
Mix with water, Stir
Maximum Daily Dose:
1,5 g
Base Ingredient:
Horčík
Active Ingredient Form:
Citrate
Secondary Goals:
Sleep, Wellness
When to Use:
Anytime
Product Form:
Powder
Other categories :

Reviews

Popularity

Category ranking#12 in Anti-Cramp Supplements#50 in Immunity Support#75 in Other Supplements #262 in Sports Nutrition

Composition

Micronutrient salts of citric acid.
Vegan:
Vegetarian:
Gluten-free:
Lactose free:
BIO:
GMO free:
No artificial sweeteners:

Allergen information

The product does not contain any allergens.

Packaging

Number of pieces per package:
30 pc.
Number of pieces per pallet:
720 pc.

Logistics

HS code:
21069098: --- Ostatné
EAN:
8588007130040
Netto weight:
0.25 kg
Brutto weight:
0.27 kg
Length:
10.00 cm
Width:
19.00 cm
Height:
26.00 cm
Plastic-free packaging:
no
HS Code CHF:
2106.9099.99
Laboratory Tests
Reviews

Magnesium Citrate - GymBeam

4.1
Average from 372 reviews
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Customer Experiences:

Reviews are mainly very positive. Customers appreciate that magnesium citrate is effective for cramps, sleep quality, relaxation and energy, and many mention good absorption and easy daily use without needing tablets. A recurring theme is that proper preparation matters, with gradual mixing in water or shaking to avoid clumps and irritation.

  • Helps with cramps
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  • Improves sleep quality
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  • Easy to take
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  • Good mixability in shaker
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  • Neutral taste
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  • Supports relaxation

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Alex

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I have nothing to comment on the product itself; it is exactly as described. HOWEVER, please be careful not to make the same mistake as I did. I am accustomed to taking creatine directly into my mouth
Most Beneficial Negative Review of Product

Kovács Balázs

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This product is not magnesium citrate but, by all indications, magnesium oxide. I am extremely disappointed. The product is sold as magnesium citrate; however, neither its taste profile, nor its
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  • Kovács Balázs

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    4/2/2025

    This product is not magnesium citrate but, by all indications, magnesium oxide. I am extremely disappointed. The product is sold as magnesium citrate; however, neither its taste profile, nor its solubility properties, nor its physiological effects match those of genuine magnesium citrate. Magnesium citrate has a characteristic, slightly sour-lemon taste, as it is a salt formed with citric acid—yet this powder is taste-neutral, slightly alkaline, and feels as though I had mixed chalk powder into water. The powder dissolves poorly, forming sediment at the bottom of the glass, which is also contrary to the properties of genuine citrate, which dissolves easily and homogeneously. The effect of the product is also highly revealing: two hours after ingestion, I experienced severe diarrhea, which can only be explained by the typical laxative effect associated with magnesium oxide. Magnesium oxide is well known to be poorly absorbed, thus remaining in large quantities in the intestinal tract and causing osmotic diarrhea—exactly what happened in my case. I do not recommend this product for consumption, and I find it particularly concerning that such a fundamental mislabeling can occur in a preparation intended for health purposes. If you require magnesium citrate, please do not choose this product. By all indications, it is not that. Magnesium oxide is of no value unless one is suffering from constipation.
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  • C. U.

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    8/28/2026

    Flavor: unflavored
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  • C. C.

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    8/28/2026

    Flavor: unflavored
    It helped me improve my intestinal transit.
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  • N.M.

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    8/26/2026

    Aids digestion; it is better in powder form than in capsules
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  • Enawi M.

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    8/25/2026

    It is a pity that it has no flavour, so that it is pleasant to taste. It is plain and can sometimes become rather cloying when consumed.
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  • D. S.

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    8/25/2026

    Flavor: unflavored
    Not much
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  • Antal Baranyai

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    8/24/2026

    Flavor: unflavored
    Good, except for the taste.
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  • Артем Кравченко

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    8/22/2026

    Flavor: unflavored
    Excellent choice
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    8/20/2026

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  • P. J.

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    8/18/2026

    Flavor: unflavored
    High quality, works as it should
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Questions

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Your questions about the product
Anonymous|3/30/21
i've tried magnesium glycinate before. how is magnesium citrate different in terms of benefits and absorption
Liam H.|8/12/25
how long does it typically take to feel the benefits of magnesium citrate for stress and muscle cramps
Anonymous|1/30/25
i'm on tirzepatide (mounjaro/zepbound) and experiencing muscle cramps. would this magnesium help
Matthew|1/24/21
i'm on a keto diet. does this unflavored powder have any hidden carbs or ingredients that could affect ketosis
Anonymous|6/21/21
i have kidney issues. is it safe for me to supplement with magnesium citrate
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