One 50 ml bottle should last about 50 days of supplementation when taking the recommended daily dose.
One 100 ml bottle should last about 100 days of supplementation when taking the recommended daily dose.

One drop of magnesium contains approximately 2.8 mg of magnesium. 20 drops of magnesium equal about 1 ml, and this dose provides 56.25 mg of magnesium.

Yes, NUION supplements are safe and also recommended for children. The drop form is easy to take and allows for precise and individual adjustment of the dose to their needs.

Yes, NUION supplements are safe for pregnant and breastfeeding women. In case of any doubts, you should consult your doctor.

Vitamin B6 is an activator of many enzymes responsible, among other things, for converting histidine into histamine. Therefore, when vitamin B6 is taken for a longer period of time, it may stimulate the production of histamine – a compound that can be harmful to people with allergies. In general, vitamin B6 should rarely be supplemented long-term, whereas magnesium is an element that should be taken regularly.

Our water-based solutions do not contain any artificial chemicals (such as thickeners, fillers, preservatives, sweeteners, or colorants), while tablets in most cases do contain these substances.

Recently, the liposomal form has become very popular, as substances enclosed in liposomes are released more slowly than standard forms absorbed from the intestine. However, liposomes are an artificial type of carrier for active substances, and they are not something our body naturally needs.

The chelated form refers to a compound in which a mineral is bound to an amino acid. Our supplements, however, are based on the most water-soluble mineral compounds, which means they are inorganic forms.

Collagen Regulator contains a complex of natural stimulators that promote collagen production in our own cells. Collagen itself is only a building block that needs active enzymes to be properly incorporated into the body’s structures. In addition, a small amount of marine-derived collagen is quickly broken down in the body into low-molecular-weight compounds that are readily used to produce collagen within our system.

Generally yes, but we recommend mixing in one glass the supplements that should be taken before meals, and in another glass those that should be taken after meals. Information about when to take a specific supplement can be found on the label.

Yes. In cases of kidney problems, magnesium – as a natural competitor of calcium – reduces the risk of calcium oxalate formation, thereby lowering the likelihood of kidney stones.

Both vitamin C and curcumin have immunomodulatory properties, meaning they support the body’s immune response. Their combination is intended to enhance their anti-inflammatory effects and provide better protection for the body.

No, you should not drink coffee while taking molybdenum, because this mineral activates two enzymes in the body that are inhibited by coffee.

No, our supplements do not need to be stored in the refrigerator. According to the guidelines of the Chief Sanitary Inspectorate (GIS) and the information on the label, our supplements should be stored in a cool, dark place – meaning a location not exposed to direct sunlight or other sources of heat (such as radiators or stoves).