Magnesium Threonate
Magnesium threonate is often used to relieve short-term constipation and clean the intestines before preparing for certain examinations or surgeries.
CAS No.: 778571-57-6
Molecular formula: C8H14MgO10
Molecular weight: 294.5
EINECS No.: 1312995-182-4

Magnesium threonate is an oral laxative that is commonly used in the following situations:
1. Relieve short-term constipation: Magnesium threonate can relieve short-term constipation by stimulating the secretion of water and electrolytes in the intestinal wall and promoting intestinal peristalsis.
2. Cleaning of the intestines before preparing for certain examinations or surgeries: Before intestinal endoscopy or surgery, it is usually necessary to clean the intestines to ensure that the intestines are clean and free of foreign matter. Magnesium threonate can be used to prepare for intestinal cleaning.
3. When treating diseases such as acute appendicitis, because the early gastrointestinal symptoms of some diseases can affect the development of the disease or our diagnosis, doctors need to give patients enema medications including laxatives including magnesium threonate.
Magnesium threonate should be used according to the advice of a doctor or pharmacist and in accordance with the instructions for use. Excessive and long-term use of magnesium threonate may have a negative impact on intestinal health, so magnesium threonate should not be used excessively or for a long time.
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Product Name | Magnesium Threonate | |||
Appearance | White crystalline powder | |||
Specification | 99% | |||
Test Method | HPLC | |||
Storage | Keep in a cool, dry, dark location in a tightly sealed container or cylinder. | |||
Shelf Time | 24 months | |||

Magnesium threonate is commonly used to treat neuropathic pain, muscle spasms, and inflammatory pain.
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Magnesium threonate is an effective analgesic for the treatment of neuropathic pain, muscle spasm and inflammatory pain



