Shop magnesium products in Australia, including magnesium oil and sprays, bath flakes, topical lotions and gels, and oral magnesium supplements. Compare each format and choose the option that best fits your routine.
Start with how you want to use it. Magnesium capsules, powders and drink blends are made to be taken orally and provide the amount stated on the label per serve. Magnesium oils, sprays, gels, roll-ons and lotions are topical products for external use. Magnesium bath flakes and soaks dissolve in a bath or foot soak. These formats are not interchangeable, so choose the one made for your intended use and follow its directions.
A magnesium oil or spray suits you if you prefer a lightweight liquid that can be applied directly to selected areas. Choose a gel or roll-on when you want controlled application, or a lotion or cream when you prefer a moisturising texture.
Choose Amazing Oils Magnesium Oil Spray when you want a liquid magnesium chloride formula with a spray applicator. Choose Fix My Face Moisturiser when you want a facial moisturiser containing magnesium chloride rather than a body spray or oral supplement.
Topical magnesium products differ in concentration, texture and supporting ingredients. Check the complete ingredient list, intended area of application and directions before choosing.
Choose Magnesium Bath Flakes for standard magnesium chloride flakes made for a bath or foot soak. Choose Recovery Magnesium Bath Flakes if you prefer a blended formula containing magnesium chloride, MSM, sodium bicarbonate and ginger oil.
For oral magnesium, VITUS Vegan Magnesium Capsules are pre-measured and travel-friendly, while VITUS Vegan Magnesium Powder is mixed into water or a smoothie. Both use marine magnesium hydroxide, but their serving amounts and supporting ingredients differ.
When comparing an oral supplement, look at the magnesium compound, elemental magnesium per serve, serving directions and other ingredients. When comparing a topical or bath product, focus on the application method, complete formula, size and intended area of use. This allows you to compare like with like instead of assuming every product labelled magnesium serves the same purpose.
Choose capsules if you want a ready-measured oral supplement, or powder if you prefer to mix magnesium into water or a smoothie. Choose an oil or spray for lightweight topical application, a gel or roll-on for more controlled application, a lotion or cream for a moisturising texture, or bath flakes for a bath or foot soak. Always choose a product designed for the way you intend to use it.
Choose capsules if you want a pre-measured, portable option with no mixing. Choose powder if you prefer a drinkable format or regularly add supplements to water or smoothies. VITUS capsules and powder both use marine magnesium hydroxide, but the elemental magnesium per serve and supporting ingredients differ, so compare both labels before choosing.
No. Magnesium oil is the common name for a liquid magnesium chloride preparation that can feel slightly slippery on the skin. It is not a plant-based face or body oil and is intended for external use unless the product label specifically says otherwise.
Use each product only for its labelled purpose. Choose magnesium bath flakes for a bath or foot soak and a ready-made magnesium oil spray for leave-on topical application. Do not convert one into the other unless the manufacturer provides specific directions, as the concentration and supporting ingredients can differ.
No. Magnesium bath flakes usually contain magnesium chloride, while Epsom salts contain magnesium sulphate. Both dissolve in bath water and may be used for baths or foot soaks, but they are different magnesium compounds. Follow the directions for the specific product rather than substituting the same quantity of one for the other.
Magnesium is a mineral, so it cannot be certified organic in the same way as agricultural ingredients such as herbs or plant oils. Some magnesium formulas may contain certified-organic supporting ingredients, but the phrase “organic magnesium” does not identify the type or quality of magnesium. Check the magnesium compound, source, complete ingredient list and intended use when comparing products.