The typical cost for a magnesium blood test (serum) in Germany ranges from €20 to €40 when ordered by a general practitioner, often covered by health insurance if medically indicated. For self-pay (IGeL) or direct lab orders, prices are usually €25–€50. MyBody-X does not offer a standalone magnesium test, but their nutrient deficiency panel (blood test) includes magnesium along with other minerals and vitamins, costing roughly €50–€100. A single magnesium lab value is a snapshot; interpretation requires clinical context. Deficiency can stem from diet, medications, or underlying conditions. Evidence for these cost figures is practice-based, not from specific studies. Note: Without a medical indication, you typically pay out-of-pocket.
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