Moon Juice's Magnesi-Om is the wellness-aisle version of a magnesium supplement — powder format, adaptogen-adjacent branding — but it backs the aesthetic with genuinely specific dosing information most competitors don't publish.
The formula discloses 310 mg total magnesium split across three named forms — gluconate (77 mg), magnesium acetyl taurinate (28 mg), and citrate (204 mg) — plus 112 mg L-theanine, with the brand claiming 100% ingredient traceability (Moon Juice).
It's third-party tested for bio-identity, purity, potency, microbes, residual solvents, heavy metals, and pesticides (Moon Juice), but there's no NSF or USP certification and no publicly downloadable batch COAs to back those claims up.
No recalls or lawsuits found. At roughly $42/jar, it's expensive per serving next to chelate tablets like Doctor's Best or Jigsaw (price tracker). If per-milligram dosing transparency matters more to you than a certification mark, this is a reasonable pick — but Jigsaw MagSRT gets you third-party lab reports for a similar spend.