“Magnesium contributes to a reduction of tiredness and fatigue.”
Exact wording in the current consolidated Article 13 list. Product-level conditions still apply.


EU + POLAND CLAIM PROFILE
A product-facing interpretation of the authorised magnesium fatigue claim, separating normal-function language from instant-energy and medical promises.
“Magnesium contributes to a reduction of tiredness and fatigue.”
This profile records the cited evidence at the stated date. Re-check the authority source before a final formula, claim, artwork or market-access decision.
INDIVIDUAL COMMISSION RECORD · EN / EU
Current record check required · POL-HC-6401
Original retrieved: 2026-10-13T09:02:08.464Z. This is a register-data check, not legal certification or product approval. Fresh retrieval does not change the authorisation date.
Source checks expire after 24 hours. Reference text remains visible, but an expired or missing receipt is not current evidence. The editorial checklist below has its own historical date.
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CONDITIONS OF USE
The food must be at least a source of magnesium under the applicable ‘source of’ nutrition-claim condition.
Confirm that the magnesium source is permitted for the product category; claim permission and ingredient eligibility are separate checks.
A same-meaning variant remains subject to the official condition and requires a consumer-meaning review in its full presentation.
Check the Article 10(2) information and ensure that serving instructions actually deliver the amount used to qualify for the claim.
FROM CONDITION TO PRODUCT EVIDENCE
Declared elemental magnesium in the stated portion, serving instructions and the applicable source-of basis—not the mass of the magnesium compound.
| Check | Evidence to collect | Common review trap | Reference |
|---|---|---|---|
| CLAIM CONDITIONEstablish the source-of magnesium condition | The elemental magnesium amount, stated portion and documented calculation against the applicable source-of nutrition-claim condition. | The weight of magnesium citrate or another compound is not itself the amount of magnesium. The profile does not calculate a qualifying threshold for your product. | Regulation (EU) No 432/2012 ↗ |
| PRODUCT REVIEWReconcile formula, label amount and intake instructions | The formulation/specification basis, declared magnesium quantity and recommended portion used in the actual label instructions. | A quantity per capsule and a daily portion are not interchangeable without checking the instructions and calculation basis. | Regulation (EC) No 1924/2006 ↗ |
| PRODUCT REVIEWReview the complete label and consumer-facing copy | The exact label version, serving instructions, Article 10 information and surrounding headline, images and wording in the target language. | A source-of calculation or an authorised sentence does not assess the complete presentation. Do not assume every surface has identical repetition obligations. | Regulation (EC) No 1924/2006 ↗ |
| PRODUCT REVIEWKeep permission to use the claim separate from product eligibility | The matching register entry and legal act, alongside the exact supplier material/source form and product-category review. | General-use claim status is not approval of a source form, finished formulation or market placement. | EU Register of nutrition and health claims ↗ |
COMMON MARKETING VARIANTS
These are Suppvera’s illustrative review examples, not entries copied from the EU Register. A variant is assessed in its full consumer-facing context.
“Magnesium contributes to a reduction of tiredness and fatigue.”
Exact wording in the current consolidated Article 13 list. Product-level conditions still apply.
“Magnesium helps reduce tiredness and fatigue.”
Close marketing variant; verify same consumer meaning and the wording used in the target language.
“Daily magnesium for less fatigue.”
Shortened phrasing can sound like a product outcome or guarantee; review dosage, nearby copy and presentation.
RISK EXAMPLES
“Instant energy with magnesium.”
Adds immediacy and an energy promise not expressed by the authorised fatigue wording.
“Eliminates chronic fatigue.”
Combines an absolute result with disease-adjacent wording and loses the nutrient’s contributory role.
“Never feel tired again.”
An absolute consumer outcome is materially stronger than contributing to a reduction of normal tiredness and fatigue.
POLISH MARKET LAYER
Review ‘zmęczenie’ and ‘znużenie’ consistently in the authorised Polish-language source and across every marketing surface.
Do not merge this claim with a broad ‘energy boost’ headline without separately analysing the overall consumer message.
EVIDENCE
Claim status, conditions, restrictions and linked legal acts
Authorised Article 13 wording, conditions and scientific-reference IDs
General claims rules, Article 10 information and Article 12 prohibitions
How specific health-claim conditions and mandatory information operate