Most magnesium never meaningfully reaches the brain. Liposomal Magtein® combines patented magnesium L-threonate (Magtein®) with 450 mg phosphatidylcholine per 15 mL serving—delivered in Quicksilver liposomes for practitioners who want cognition, calm, and sleep support beyond basic magnesium salts.*
Smarter magnesium for memory, focus, stress resilience, and sleep quality in one large 450 mL practitioner bottle (30 servings).
Adults seeking brain-centric magnesium in a liquid liposomal format:*
Magtein® is protected under U.S. patents and distributed exclusively via licensed supply. Quicksilver pairs it with high-purity phosphatidylcholine in liposomes sized for mucosal uptake—a combination aimed at brain performance and mental well-being, not generic magnesium repletion alone.*
Like other magnesium products, temporary sleepiness or headache may occur—often signaling low magnesium status. Reduce dose or consult your clinician if symptoms persist beyond one week.
Each serving is 15 mL.
| Amount per serving | |
|---|---|
| Magnesium (elemental, from 1,000 mg Magtein® L-threonate) | 72 mg (17% DV) |
| Phosphatidylcholine (from highly purified phospholipids) | 450 mg |
Net wt 15.2 fl oz (450 mL) · 30 servings per bottle (15 mL per serving; split 5 mL + 10 mL as directed)
Other ingredients: water, glycerin, ethanol, acacia gum, natural citrus oils, citric acid.
Glycinate supports general magnesium status; Magtein® L-threonate is formulated for brain delivery and cognitive/sleep goals.
PC supports neuronal membrane health and pairs with Magtein® in Quicksilver’s liposomal matrix for enhanced uptake.
Quicksilver also offers 15 mL sachets; this listing is the 450 mL clinic bottle.
A smaller midday dose supports calm focus; a larger pre-sleep dose targets night-time magnesium needs without one heavy bolus.
Many sleep stacks combine Magtein® and liposomal melatonin with timed separation. Ask your practitioner before layering multiple evening sedating nutrients.
Liposomal Magtein® targets brain delivery, not total-body repletion. General magnesium status may still need dietary or additional forms per your clinician.
Mild headache or sleepiness can appear when magnesium status is low. Reduce dose or pause and consult your practitioner if symptoms persist beyond a week.