Hurray, AOR finaly @iherb!

http://www.iherb.com/Advanced-Orthomolecular-Research#p=1&sr=1

Not the whole line but good for a start.....

edit: http://aor.ca/html/products.php choose the product of your interest and click on the research tab

What is so unique about this AOR brand you constantly try to brainwash us with?

The Imminst guys seem to love the multivitamin/mineral formula, but it's $1 a day for a tablet...

Wait, if you take the recommended dose of up to 6 a day it's $2 a day and a bottle lasts 30 days...

Misirlou wrote:What is so unique about this AOR brand you constantly try to brainwash us with?

Just happy I can buy it via iherb now....there are no healthfood stores where I live that I could order from.

edit: Didn't answer your question....jdp implicated that AOR supps are best in terms of negative charge, other than that it's good quality -if it's worth the price I will soon know.

Decro435 wrote:Wait, if you take the recommended dose of up to 6 a day it's $2 a day and a bottle lasts 30 days...

Yes pricy but if I'd take a multivit it would probably be orthocore.....the old version was 9 caps a day

I am very interested in the AOR mag malate but I am a bit confused.

It says it has 100mg of magnesium (elemental) and 870mg Magnesium malate trihydrate. What does that mean, whats the difference?

I currently take 400-600mg of magnesium citrate per day but I realise this is an inferior form and from what I understand AOR is very high quality, could I use 1 cap of AOR malate per day?

http://www.iherb.com/Advanced-Orthomolecular-Research-Mag-Malate-Renew-Classic-Series-870-mg-120-Veggie-Caps/33056?at=0

I'd use it as described, 1 capsule daily and build up to 3....