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This product is aimed at adult women seeking a convenient supplement to support relaxation, bone health, and mood via a 5-active-ingredient gummy. The formulation is nutritionally reasonable — delivering 42.3% RDA Magnesium and 100% RDA of Vitamins D3, B6, and B9 per serving, with chicory root adding a prebiotic fibre benefit — and the heavy-metal and aflatoxin panel from Equinox Labs is reassuring. However, the full ingredient list for the gummy base (gelatin or pectin, sweeteners, colours, flavouring agents) is absent from the label data, making NOVA classification impossible from the available information and leaving the 'No Added Sugar' claim difficult to fully corroborate beyond the declared addedSugar: 0 figure. The most useful thing a consumer should know: this is a supplement, not a food — people with kidney disease, epilepsy, or IBS should speak to a doctor before use, and the therapeutic claims (better sleep, reduces anxiety) are not supported by cited evidence in the available data.