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Gods Rage puts vitamin C and magnesium into their own capsule supplements

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German brand Gods Rage has two new simple supplements out this month, following its last entirely new product Hypnos Recovery, which is slightly more complex than either of these two. The supplements are named after their main ingredients, like most straightforward formulas, with Gods Rage Vitamin C and Magnesium Bisglycinate, both in capsule format.

Gods Rage’s Vitamin C is a high-dose product packing one gram of the reliable antioxidant in each of its 120 capsules per bottle. The brand’s other new basic effort Magnesium Bisglycinate, is similar to Vitamin C, providing a gram of the premium and more absorbable magnesium bisglycinate in each of its 120 capsules, which is 20% magnesium at 200mg.

The prices of the Gods Rage supplements are as low as you’d expect with the simplicity of their formulas. Through the brand’s retail partner Gigas Nutrition, Vitamin C will cost you €16.90 (20.08 USD) a bottle, and Magnesium Bisglycinate just a little lower than that at €15.50 (18.42 USD).