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Clean-Label Magnesium

What 'clean label' actually means — and what to look for.

Short answer

'Clean label' isn't a regulated term. In practice it usually means no proprietary blends, transparent dosing and a short ingredient list. Always check the label rather than the marketing.

Key comparison points

  1. 01What clean-label usually implies
  2. 02Why proprietary blends hide value
  3. 03Common additives worth understanding
  4. 04When additives are functional, not filler
  5. 05How to read an ingredient list
  6. 06Clean-label flags on FairDose

Clean-label checklist

FlagWorth checking?
Proprietary blendsYes — hides individual doses
Titanium dioxideYes — often avoided
Artificial coloursYes — often avoided
Magnesium stearateContext — see dedicated guide

What FairDose compares

  • Presence of proprietary blends
  • Transparent dosage
  • Common clean-label flags on the ingredient list

Stop reading. Start comparing.

Run a like-for-like magnesium glycinate comparison, or read the FairDose methodology.

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Informational only — not medical advice. FairDose does not tell you to start, stop or switch supplements. Always check the label and speak to a qualified professional if unsure.