Hi , what is the mg? Thanks
1960048
You have to convert grams to milligrams. But instructions are based on weight of animal. There is a tiny scoop provided. 1 gram equals 1000 milligrams.
1960049
Do you mean amount for the dog? I believe it's based on weight. There is a small scooper in the bottle and it's direction for my 7.5 lbs Yorkie 1/2 to 1 scoop. Been giving him 1 scoop with his meals. Breath seems fine teeth less yellow. But large piece of tartar needs to be removed. Should have started earlier on this.
1488441
Active, Magnesium (elemental) 200 mg. 50 % (from 2,000 mg. magnesium glycinate/lysinate chelate) Elemental Mag. is chelated, meaning that it is bound to an Amino Acid, so that it absorbs in the Intestine, and not in the Stomach, this way you get all the Magnesium. No inactive Ingredients, only the capsule which is made of Cellulose, stearic acid, cros-carmellose sodium, magnesium stearate (vegetable source). That's all
1558267
I don't recall what the mg was as mine ended up in the garbage as they did not work whatsoever.
1234865
The elemental magnesium would be around 10%, so in this case around 12 mg. Of course, only a small percentage of that is actually absorbed by your body.
2176020
Each serving is 500mg. Serving size is 2 tablets. This info is taken from the bottle. Good luck.
1815431
Confusing answers. One answer says 500mg. The other says 3000mg. Which is it ??????
1285906
It is actually 500 mg, which is why I bought this particular one. I was also pleasantly surprised that they are small enough to swallow whole, if desired.
1930428
To answer your question, if you click on the sundown naturals picture, it will give you the opportunity to read the back of packaging to see all the information you are wondering about, including the mg content.
1497300
I bought the 250 g pack. With this you'll get around 700 servings (350 mg per serving), but if you take only 250 mg a day (a recommended dosage for an adult) you'll of course get 1,000. And save a lot of money by making your own capsules (taken straight, magnesium tastes awful)-
1884913
Serving size is 2 tablets. Magnesium 500 mg. as magnesium oxide, aspartate, alpha-ketoglutarate, citrate, taurinate These are huge tablets. I put mine in with smoothie ingredients in the VitaMix.
800593
I'm not sure what you are asking but this is a good product. My daughter takes it every day. I was giving her 1T. since she is nine and it states that an adult should take 2T., but I found she needs more so I give her 1 1/4 T. I hope this is helpful.
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This scale has a .01 gram graduation. A milligram is .001 gram, so the scale cannot count in milligrams. Sorry. :(
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100gm, at least that what it says on the bottle. Don't waste your money though, the stuff is worthless. As a matter of fact, I have 1.5 bottles you can have!
1032203
Based on MW of Mg-malate of 156.3 and of Mg of 24.3, the calculated amt of Mg would be 441. Close, perhaps rounding error in computing 425 per label. Or perhaps my chemistry from 1970s is rusty.
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There is no mg listed. At the beginning you take one, as an adult, every hour or so, letting it dissolve in the back of your mouth. After a few days (I guess) it goes to 3x a day.
1884912
There are 500 mg in a two tablet serving. They are large, but coated tablets.
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Technically, this scale weighs in grams for its metric unit. So 1g=1,000mg. So when your scale reads "0.055g," that's 55mg. It will not read in "mg" directly, though it is accurate enough that you can read for mass in grams to the thousandth-place (0.001), which by default is the milligram. It's just a matter of reading it/moving the decimal so that it converts. Hope that helps!