Magnesium cost?

Do you mean the price of magnesium supplements (like magnesium oxide, citrate, glycinate, etc.), magnesium salts used for baths (epsom salts), or industrial/metallic magnesium? Prices vary a lot by form, brand, and region.

Here are rough US ranges to give you an idea:

- Magnesium supplements (oral tablets/capsules, many brands):
- Typical bottle: about $5–$20 depending on brand, amount, and mg per dose.
- Per day cost often around $0.10–$0.50, depending on dosage and bottle size.

- Magnesium oxide/citrate/glycinate powders or liquids (consumer products):
- Depending on the form and dosage, roughly similar to tablets — often $6–$25 for a bottle or tub.

- Epsom salts (magnesium sulfate, for baths):
- Common 1–2 lb bags: about $3–$8.

- Magnesium in bulk for DIY use (non-consumer, industrial-grade):
- Much cheaper per unit when bought in bulk, but prices vary widely by purity and form; not typically sold for casual home use.

If you’d like, tell me:
- which specific form you want (e.g., magnesium oxide tablet, magnesium citrate powder, epsom salts, etc.)
- your country or region
- how much mg of magnesium you’re looking to get per dose or per day

I can give a more precise range or help you compare specific products.