Manufacturer image · verify selected size at checkoutMagnesium Oil
A magnesium chloride spray for topical use—not an oral supplement.
Listed price checked November 2, 2026. Tax and shipping are extra.
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What’s inside.
The manufacturer describes a topical magnesium chloride solution sourced from the Zechstein deposit. “Oil” describes its feel; this is not a dietary oil.
How to use it.
For external use only. Follow the current package instructions and avoid eyes, mucous membranes and broken, irritated or recently shaved skin.
Before you choose
Stop use if irritation occurs. Do not swallow. This guide does not recommend topical magnesium to treat magnesium deficiency.
What the evidence can—and can’t—say.
Evidence for transdermal magnesium absorption and health outcomes is limited. Oral magnesium studies cannot be used as proof that this spray treats sleep problems, cramps or deficiency. A 2017 review found transdermal claims insufficiently supported.
Common questions.
Is magnesium oil a supplement to drink?
No. This is a topical product for external use.
Does research on magnesium capsules prove this spray works?
No. The route, dose and formulation differ. Our magnesium guide explains the distinction.
How much is it?
The 4 fl oz bottle was listed at $29.95. Check the official store for the current total.
