Nutri-West - Aspartic-Multi-Min - 90 Tablets

Somewhere between the protein shake and the morning coffee, there's a quiet moment where the serious supplement people reach for something they can actually read the label on. Aspartic-Multi-Min by Nutri-West is that kind of thing — eight minerals, aspartate and chelate forms, one tablet, no ceremony required.

It lives in the cabinet next to the stuff you impulse-bought at the airport wellness kiosk (we all have that shelf), but unlike its neighbors, this one is a professional-grade formula from a company that has been doing this in Douglas, Wyoming since 1983. It does not have a dramatic origin story. It just has minerals.

What's Actually in the Bottle

Each tablet in this 90-count bottle delivers a lineup of eight minerals in forms that take their chemistry seriously. Calcium, magnesium, zinc, manganese, chromium, and potassium all show up as aspartates — which sounds like the opening of a very niche dinner party guest list. Selenium and molybdenum arrive as chelates, because they go their own way (respect). The full tablet roster: Calcium (as aspartate) 30 mg, Magnesium (as aspartate) 100 mg, Zinc (as aspartate) 3 mg, Selenium (as chelate) 25 mcg, Manganese (as aspartate) 3 mg, Chromium (as aspartate) 10 mcg, Molybdenum (as chelate) 10 mcg, and Potassium (as aspartate) 95 mg. Other ingredients keep things simple: microcrystalline cellulose, magnesium stearate, vegetable stearic acid, and vegetable stearine. That's the whole list. No mystery ingredients lurking at the bottom.

The Fast Facts

• Form: Tablet — the classic, the original, the one your cabinet already understands
• Count: 90 tablets per bottle, giving you a solid three-month daily supply at the suggested serving
• Suggested use: 1 tablet daily, or as directed by your practitioner
• Minerals inside: Eight total — calcium, magnesium, zinc, selenium, manganese, chromium, molybdenum, and potassium in aspartate and chelate forms
• Made by Nutri-West in Douglas, Wyoming, USA — practitioner-focused formulas since 1983; gluten-free, vegetarian, no declared allergens

*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.