Buyer, use caution
I recently purchased ReMag and have been using it for about a week.  I was eager to buy it based off the reviews and what I read in The Magnesium Miracle.  I did notice a difference in how I slept (I don't suffer from any sleep issues, but I noticed deeper sleep while taking it). I also feel a general sense of calm (I have had anxiety off and on, and I seem.to feel a bit better).<br /><br />However, upon reading further reviews, someone mentioned that it may contain lead, to which I grew concerned. I don't remember the name of the reviewer, but it was one of the 1 star reviews on Amazon. Thry did not indicate what lab did the resting or how they came across the information, so I looked deeper into it.<br /><br />I was able to find information on ConsumerLab.com, in which they independently tested multiple magnesium supplement brands. The information is copyright protected, so I won't share the details here, but you can pay for an account and receive the full report (and others).<br /><br />Their findings did indicate there was lead contamination. I would recommend viewing the report so that you can judge for yourself as to whether or not you wish to continue taking the supplement.<br /><br />I personally will not continue taking it as I would prefer to have a pure product with no contaminants (especially no lead).<br /><br />I have found another that I will purchase instead – Nutricology Magnesium Chloride.<br /><br />It sucks because I spent quite a lot of money on it, but there is no value on my health.<br /><br />I give it 2 stars because it actually did seem to help, but I cannot give a full recommendation given the information I know now.
Rating: 2 stars