Magnesium malate
What is Magnesium malate?
Magnesium malate (CAS 869-06-7), also marketed as magnesium DL-malate, is an inorganic-organic mineral salt combining magnesium with malic acid.
Where is Magnesium malate used?
- Food and pharmaceuticals: bioavailable magnesium source and acidulant
- Dietary supplements and functional foods: magnesium form with high gastrointestinal tolerability and absorption efficiency
- Beverages and sports nutrition: electrolyte replenishment with mild tartness, without the laxative threshold of magnesium oxide
- Pharmaceutical tablets and capsules: active mineral ingredient in magnesium supplementation products
- Agriculture and feed: corrects magnesium deficiencies in soil amendments and mineral feed premixes
- Its solubility delivers essential minerals to crops and livestock.
Good to know: Unlike magnesium oxide, it avoids the laxative threshold. USP-grade specifications are the most commonly sourced; FCC-grade material is available for food and beverage manufacturing.
Commercial specifications
- Bulk supply in kilogram and metric-ton quantities
- Packaging options for compounding-scale and industrial procurement volumes
Other Names (Synonyms)
Magnesium DL-malate|LA9X9UJA2Z|MAGNESIUM MALATE [WHO-DD]|Malic acid magnesium salt (1:1)|BUTANEDIOIC ACID, 2-HYDROXY-, MAGNESIUM SALT (1:1)|RefChem:155226|Butanedioic acid, hydroxy-, magnesium salt (1:1)|Magnesium Dimalate