Pure Encapsulations Potassium Magnesium (Aspartate), 90 Capsules

Puntuación del producto83,1 / 100Muy buena

Marca: Pure Encapsulations
Categoría: Magnesium
Precio registrado: 21,00 US$; 5 sept 2026
Precio por porción: 0,23 US$

Datos del suplemento

Tamaño de la porción: 1 Capsule(s)
Porciones por envase: 90

Ingrediente	Cantidad por porción	% del valor diario
Magnesium	70 mg	17 %
Potassium	99 mg	2 %

Otros ingredientes

Cellulose
Water
Ascorbyl Palmitate

Modo de empleo según la etiqueta

Recommendations: As a dietary supplement, take 1 capsule, 1-4 times daily, with meals.

Datos de la etiqueta obtenidos de la base de datos Dietary Supplement Label Database.

Fecha de los datos de la etiqueta 6 sept 2026

Puntuación del producto

83,1 / 100Muy buena

Media de la categoría: 76 / 100
Media de productos similares: 88,3 / 100

A straightforward paired-mineral supplement with a flexible label routine; four capsules provide a useful supplemental amount, but require multiple administrations.

Criterios de evaluación

Quantity
100 / 100
At four capsules, 280 mg magnesium and 396 mg potassium make a useful general supplemental amount for this paired formula, without implying replacement of dietary potassium.
Form
75 / 100
The aspartate forms are conventional mineral forms with no established comparative absorption or tolerability advantage for this use.
Convenience
49,5 / 100
The label permits one capsule 1–4 times daily; four capsules provide 280 mg magnesium and 396 mg potassium, with magnesium below the US adult supplemental UL of 350 mg.
Label accuracy
100 / 100
The matched high-confidence panel gives consistent per-capsule amounts and serving directions, with no evident contradiction.
Formula balance
75 / 100
The paired mineral formula has no evident compatibility concern at the labelled amounts, and no specific synergistic advantage is established.
Purity
75 / 100
The listed excipients are ordinary, and no product-specific testing or contaminant information supports a higher or lower mark.
Cofactors
0 / 100
Both minerals are co-primary ingredients, so neither qualifies as a separately supporting cofactor.