Clear Wellness 360 Magnesium Glycinate Complex
The budget bisglycinate that bundles D3, K2 and vitamin E into one daily capsule: 90 capsules for $25.99.
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Most one-a-day magnesium capsules make you choose between the well-tolerated bisglycinate form and a price under thirty dollars. This one refuses the choice, and folds in D3 and K2 while it is at it.
Price: $25.99–$125.95 · Verified: 2026-08-28
Most one-a-day magnesium capsules make you choose between the well-tolerated bisglycinate form and a price under thirty dollars. This one refuses the choice, and folds in D3 and K2 while it is at it.
Magnesium bisglycinate is the form worth paying for: chelated to glycine, better absorbed than commodity oxide and far gentler on digestion. The catch is that the bisglycinate label usually starts around fifty dollars. Clear Wellness 360 puts the form in a one-a-day capsule at $25.99 for a 90-capsule bottle, with the brand listing 160 mg of magnesium as bisglycinate chelate per capsule alongside vitamin D3 at 5,000 IU, K2 as MK-7 at 100 mcg, and vitamin E.
The math is the pitch. One capsule a day puts a bottle at roughly ninety days and about 29 cents a day, against about 87 cents a serving for Thorne's NSF-certified bisglycinate powder. For a buyer assembling a first stack, the capsule also folds in the D3 plus K2 pairing that is otherwise its own bottle. It is made in the USA in what the brand describes as a cGMP, FDA-registered facility, and every order carries a 90-day money-back guarantee.
Where it gives ground: the brand-listed 160 mg sits below Thorne's 200 mg of elemental magnesium per serving, and we found no third-party testing claim anywhere on the site, so label accuracy rests on the brand alone. The bigger structural trade-off is the fixed combination itself. 5,000 IU of vitamin D3 rides along with every capsule, every day, a meaningful standing dose you cannot decouple if you already supplement D separately. A combo capsule is convenient exactly until you want to change one dial.
Budget-first buyers who want bisglycinate-form magnesium plus their D3 and K2 in a single daily capsule and are fine with a fixed-dose combo.
You already take vitamin D separately (the fixed 5,000 IU per capsule stacks on top of it), you want a higher elemental magnesium dose, or third-party testing is non-negotiable.
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Clear Wellness 360 Magnesium Glycinate Complex - buyer FAQ
Is the Clear Wellness 360 magnesium complex worth it?
For a budget-first stack, the math is hard to argue with: $25.99 for 90 one-a-day capsules is about 29 cents a day for bisglycinate-form magnesium with D3, K2 and vitamin E built in. You give up the higher elemental dose and third-party certification that a $52 Thorne jar buys. Which trade matters more depends on the buyer.
How much magnesium does each capsule actually deliver?
The brand lists 160 mg of magnesium as bisglycinate chelate per capsule. The bottle's front label separately shows a 2165 MG complex figure, which is not the elemental magnesium amount and does not reconcile with the itemized doses, so we quote only the itemized figure. For comparison, Thorne's powder delivers a brand-stated 200 mg elemental per serving.
Can I take it if I already supplement vitamin D?
Mind the total. Every capsule carries a fixed 5,000 IU of D3 that you cannot separate from the magnesium, so it stacks on top of any standalone vitamin D you take. If you already dose D3 separately, a plain magnesium product keeps the dials independent. For personal dosing questions, ask your clinician; nothing here is medical advice.
How does it compare with Thorne Magnesium Bisglycinate?
Thorne delivers more elemental magnesium per serving (a brand-stated 200 mg vs 160 mg), is NSF Certified for Sport, and comes as a monk-fruit powder at about 87 cents a serving. Clear Wellness 360 is a one-capsule combo with D3 and K2 at about 29 cents a day, with no third-party testing claim. Certified dose versus cheap convenience is the whole choice.
Clear Wellness 360 Magnesium Glycinate Complex
$25.99–$125.95 · Verified 2026-08-28
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