In lieu of Mag Flake, what about this?

[Coelli]

http://smile.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B0062A7SRU

Collective Wellbeing Pure Magnesium Flakes, 44 Ounce

"Pure magnesium flakes are highly-concentrated crystals of magnesium chloride sourced from the ancient zechstein seabed in the netherlands-- nothing added and nothing removed. The magnesium flakes are extremely pure because the seabed lies 1,600 to 2,000 meters beneath the surface of the earth where it has been protected."

"Ingredients
100% pure magnesium chloride flakes from the Zechstain seabed in the Netherlands. One cup of flakes contains approximately 51 grams of magnesium chloride, and numerous trace elements from the ancient seawater."

Just looking for an alternative to Tech-M, not set on this but it looked like it had potential. Thoughts?

 

[Greg 45]

Look up ME Coral
Mark has products that you can trust !!!

 

[Peter Eichler]

If you're looking for an alternative to Tech M and Mag Flake, the BRS bulk magnesium chloride would be a good choice.

 

[Coelli]

Thanks, I'll look into those too! I have Amazon Prime so I usually check to see what they have available, first.

 

[dkeller_nc]

Personally, I wouldn't use that product (the mined natural deposit stuff). Using a material that contains unknown amounts of trace minerals on a consistent basis will potentially concentrate one or more of those trace minerals to levels that might be problematic.

 

[disc1]

100% pure magnesium chloride flakes from the Zechstain seabed in the Netherlands. One cup of flakes contains approximately 51 grams of magnesium chloride, and numerous trace elements from the ancient seawater."

I hate when companies rely on the ignorance of the masses to market their wares with impossible claims. I'm not even going to go after the rest of the ad, this is enough to put me off all by itself.

So it's 100% pure magnesium chloride AND contains numerous trace elements. Come again?

 

[Coelli]

Haha! Who needs math?

Thanks folks, I'll pass on this stuff.