Our products are free from the most common allergens, such as dairy, yeast, soy, nuts, gluten, and shellfish, among others. This assures you that when consuming our magnesium supplements, you can rest easy, confident that your body can easily handle our pure and natural product.

Yes, all our products are completely gluten-free and manufactured in a gluten-free facility.

We know plastic doesn’t have the best reputation—and with good reason. But not all plastics are created equal. Our products are packaged in HDPE, a food-safe plastic that’s widely accepted at recycling centres around the world thanks to its high recyclability.

We chose HDPE because it balances product protection with a lower environmental impact compared to many other packaging materials.

Want to know more about our sustainability efforts? Check out our eco-conscious FAQ.

After extensive research into vegetarian capsule options, we chose pullulan as the purest and most natural solution available. Derived from fermented tapioca starch, pullulan is water-soluble, toxin-free, and completely plant-based. It contains no animal products, starch, gluten, preservatives, or GMOs.

Pullulan capsules are ideal for health-conscious consumers and cater to a wide range of dietary and cultural needs. They are GRAS-certified (Generally Recognised as Safe) and carry Halal, Kosher, and Vegetarian Society approvals. They also require minimal processing, making them a more environmentally friendly choice.

In contrast, the most widely used "vegetarian" capsule in the supplement industry is made from vegetable cellulose, or Hypromellose (HPMC). While plant-derived, HPMC is heavily processed with synthetic compounds to create a hard capsule shell. That level of chemical alteration is something we prefer to avoid in our formulations.

While the drawbacks of sugar are commonly recognized, it's less known that many alternative sweeteners stem from chemical compounds that could be linked to issues such as brain tumors and Alzheimer's. In contrast, we use steviol glycosides, the scientific term for stevia, a plant-based zero-calorie sweetener alternative. Unlike most sugars and sweeteners, stevia doesn't raise insulin levels. Furthermore, research suggests that it may contribute to healthy weight, bone strength, blood pressure regulation, and oral health.

Many products incorporate additives and fillers to streamline manufacturing, ranging from relatively harmless to questionable. For example, while rice bran is generally considered safe, rice can contain elevated levels of arsenic and other heavy metal toxins. Another concern is magnesium stearate, used by many companies to lubricate machinery for smoother operation. Despite not being a source of magnesium, it has faced recent criticism for its potential links to T-cell suppression and the encouragement of biofilm formation, hindering nutrient absorption. In our PrizMAG capsules, we've opted for a more challenging manufacturing approach, avoiding these potentially harmful substances. Despite higher production costs, we are committed to absorbing these expenses ourselves rather than passing them on to our consumers, ensuring that our customers receive nothing but pure, high-quality supplements.

Colours can certainly catch the eye, but, in our opinion, dyes have no place in a health supplement. All our supplements are dye/colour free.

In the development of PrizMAG, our highly absorbable magnesium bisglycinate supplement, we had to find a suitable form of encapsulation. However, the available options didn't align with our preferences. While gelatin is generally recognized as safe, it contradicted our vegan principles. Hydroxypropylmethyl cellulose, or HPMC, served as a vegan alternative, but after extensive research we found it resembles plastic – an undesirable substance for ingestion. Recent research indicated the presence of plastic in the stool of all HPMC test subjects, a concerning statistic we wished not to contribute to. Fortunately, we found pullulan, a starch-free vegan alternative derived from naturally fermented plants, which met our criteria.

Magnesium is inherently gluten-free! What's even better is that we produce our products in a facility that goes above and beyond, taking extra precautions to guarantee there's no chance of gluten contamination.

We are committed to delivering all-natural products without preservatives. To achieve this, we meticulously monitor the pH level and humidity during the manufacturing process, ensuring freshness from start to finish. While this can be challenging, those who have experienced our MAG365 ionic magnesium powder and PrizMAG magnesium bisglycinate can attest that we've done an excellent job, if we may say so ourselves.

Veganism is gaining popularity, and for good reasons. It not only benefits your health but also contributes positively to the planet. All our products are vegan and are never tested on animals.

Our citric acid is sourced from non-GMO sugar beets, and our magnesium carbonate is derived from sea water. Every batch undergoes testing for heavy metals and arsenic content to uphold purity standards. In our flavored magnesium powders like MAG365, we incorporate real fruit extracts. To sweeten our products safely, we utilize steviol glycoside, a compound found in the stevia leaf.

You may have seen magnesium stearate listed as an ingredient in dietary supplements or medications. It’s a compound made from magnesium and stearic acid, a naturally occurring fatty acid. Magnesium stearate is commonly used as an excipient—an inactive ingredient that helps with manufacturing but doesn’t offer any nutritional benefit.

Its main role is to improve powder flow, prevent sticking during production, and ensure consistent capsule filling. While it's widely used and generally considered safe, we believe that a pure supplement is a better absorbed supplement. If your body doesn’t need it, we don’t include it.

Some concerns about magnesium stearate stem from a mouse study involving high levels of isolated stearic acid—not magnesium stearate—and these findings have not been confirmed in human studies. A 2020 paper in the AAPS Journal also found that variability in magnesium stearate quality can impact the solubility of certain pharmaceutical drugs, potentially affecting performance.

Though uncommon, individuals with sensitivities to stearic acid may experience mild allergic reactions, such as skin irritation or respiratory symptoms.

Magnesium stearate is not a supplement—it’s a processing aid used in manufacturing, with no nutritional benefit.

At ITL Health, we keep it simple and clean. Our formulations are free from fillers, binders, and unnecessary excipients—so you get only what supports your health and nothing your body doesn’t need.

We choose to source all of the natural flavours in our flavoured products from Europe, as Europe has some of the highest standards in the world for natural flavouring. All of our flavours are derived from plants, per our vegan ethos and European regulations. You can learn more about the flavouring guidelines our supplier follows here: https://eur-lex.europa.eu/EN/legal-content/summary/food-flavourings.html

All our products are GMO-free (free of genetically modified organisms), with non-GMO certification for all raw materials. However, we've chosen not to display an official non-GMO badge on our product labels. The reason is that obtaining this certification would incur an annual cost of $4,000, leading to potential price increases for our products. We prioritize keeping our products economically priced for our consumers and have opted against using the badge for this reason.

While many fillers are generally considered "safe" for consumption, their extensive research is lacking, and they have been associated with issues like allergies and poor nutrient absorption. We advocate for avoiding fillers whenever feasible, particularly when prioritizing health. Some companies resort to fillers to simplify the manufacturing process, but through our cutting-edge research and technology, we've discovered alternatives. For more information, refer to the above question about additives.

We derive our magnesium from various sources. For MAG365, we specifically require a precise mesh size—granular has a larger mesh size than powder—to facilitate the transformation of the blend into ionic magnesium citrate. This particular magnesium is sourced from the sea off the shores of India. We meticulously vet our suppliers to ensure they maintain a high standard of production, similar to what we uphold at our facility, including ISO certification. Regular testing of raw materials and batch testing of every finished product are integral to our quality assurance, and our longstanding partnerships with suppliers attest to the consistent success of each batch. In the case of our magnesium bisglycinate, we initially identified two potential suppliers—one in the USA and one in China. Upon careful analysis, we determined that the Chinese manufacturer aligns better with our product requirements. The absence of fillers in our formulation makes material flow a crucial consideration, and our Chinese partner's material flows more smoothly. Additionally, we had reservations about the integrity of the US company, which, though it may or may not be entirely fair, is rooted in perceived lapses in transparency in their past dealings. We apply the same rigorous protocols to our Chinese manufacturer, with whom we have maintained a longstanding partnership, and each batch undergoes thorough testing to ensure compliance with our exceptionally high standards. While some individuals express concern about procuring raw materials overseas, we have always conducted a worldwide search to identify the best materials for our specific needs. It is important to note that China itself is not the issue; rather, the problem often lies in cutting corners to obtain a cheaper product. Our manufacturer does not compromise on quality, and unfortunately, we haven't found a local manufacturer that can offer the same level of quality.

In our MAG365 products, citric acid plays a crucial role as a key ingredient in creating ionic magnesium citrate. While a type of mould is used in the production of citric acid, it’s important to note that not all mould is harmful, and the citric acid itself does not contain mould. Citric acid is made through a process called ‘submerged fermentation.’ Specific microorganisms, often sourced from carbohydrates like corn (or in this case, non-GMO sugar beets) are carefully cultivated in a medium made up of glucose or sucrose. This process results in the creation of citric acid. After fermentation, the mould is carefully filtered out, leaving behind a pure citric acid. This method of citric acid production is widely used and considered safe, and it’s a regularly used ingredient in many foods, supplements, and medications.

All our MAG365 products are Halal certified, and our non-flavoured products are Kosher. We are in the process of certifying all our products.