430g Natural Magnesium Chloride Flakes - MAQIHAN Pure Magnesium Bath Flakes,Bath Soakor Foot Soak Salt Relaxation for Foot,Body

Great quality. Peferect for making lotion

Making magnesium spray for leg cramps, works well

Nothing on the label stating the ingredients (Magnesium Chloride.) And a few specks of dirt. Decent heat-seal bag - but no way to reseal it except for a clip.

NOT A PAID REVIEW.... I purchased this to add to my foot spa machine along with Epsom salts.It doesn't take alot at all and this package will last me a while. I normally do use it after workouts or around that time of the month for extra intake.

I love that it Is natural and unscented

Was what was advertized

I couldn't have been more surprised when I opened the package, only to find that these were vacuum packed absolutely flat and hard like a board. One snip of the plastic wrapper allowed air in and it became a bag of loose and "fluffy" crystals. What an ingenious way of preparing something for shipping.I used this in the bath, about 1/3 of the package. The crystals dissolved fully and easily and made for a very nice bath. I felt that my skin was quite soft after using. I liked these and would use them again. I'm also giving thought about the possibility of keeping these on hand in my linen closet. Rather than having a giant bag that takes up our very limited room, a stack of these would store neatly and efficiently and you could just open one bag at a time.

I've used magnesium bath salts in the past, mainly for my feet, to give myself a foot bath.This product itself is good. It dissolved in the hot water quickly and worked well for my purposes.But I strongly dislike the way it was packaged. It comes in a very tightly shrink wrapped plastic bag.The bag contains 430 grams. I find the packaging and the instructions odd, because the instructions indicate that "the amount of bath salts used each time is about 500g." This means that based on their own directions, there isn't enough for a single use.Since I use it for a foot bath I tend to use less. But that's where the packaging becomes a problem: There's no way of resealing it and the only way to open it is with scissors. It's difficult to do so without the contents spilling.For a traditional bath (where you'd use the whole bag) this might not be a problem because you'd open it over the tub or basin.But for a single use, there are much better deals out there. Recommended but keeping that in mind.