Brand · NIH DSLD
Alta Health Products magnesium labels
Alta Health Products files 1 on-market magnesium label using one salt, chloride.
Salt portfolio · as filed
Which magnesium salts Alta Health Products uses
| Salt | Labels | Elemental fraction | Compound needed per 100 mg |
|---|---|---|---|
| chloride | 1 | 11.96–25.53% | 392–836 mg |
Composition across the portfolio · as filed
What Alta Health Products puts in the capsule besides magnesium
- 1 of 1 label lists magnesium stearate. Stearate is 4.1% magnesium by mass and that magnesium is not on the Supplement Facts line; the amount of stearate is not declared, so it cannot be quantified.
- 1 label uses a cellulose-based shell.
Label declarations · as filed
What Alta Health Products claims on its labels
Filed declarations across this brand's labels: 3 distinct filed entries across 1 NIH DSLD labels, counted 2026-09-13; these are manufacturer statements.
- Adult (18 - 50 Years) — on 1 of 1 label
- Gluten Free — on 1 of 1 label
- Sugar Free — on 1 of 1 label
What is not known · as of 2026-09-13
Gaps in the record for Alta Health Products
- 1 of 1 label has no US retail listing matched as of 2026-09-13. That is a matching gap on our side, not evidence of unavailability.
Labels 1
| Magnesium ChlorideNIH DSLD · Label 299274 · Tablet or Pill | form not mapped yet | Not determinable | 100 | — | Not tracked yet |
Forms filed
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These labels file no magnesium form text (form not mapped yet).
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Filed composition facets
5 published excipient facets occur across 1 labels from Alta Health Products in the NIH DSLD records, counted 2026-09-13.
- dicalcium phosphate: 1 of 1 labels.
- magnesium stearate: 1 of 1 labels.
- microcrystalline cellulose: 1 of 1 labels.
- silicon dioxide: 1 of 1 labels.
- stearic acid: 1 of 1 labels.
The FDA adverse event reporting system (CAERS) holds 1 reports naming Alta Health Products as of 2026-09-13. This is a count of submitted reports across all the firm's products; it is not an incidence rate and implies no causation.
The metric
What EC100 measures
EC100 = container price ÷ (elemental mg per serving × servings per container ÷ 100)
It normalizes the declared elemental amount to a 100 mg unit. It does not score ingredients, quality, or outcomes.