Brand · NIH DSLD

Divine Bounty magnesium labels

Divine Bounty files 1 on-market magnesium label using one salt, citrate, with a median of 208 mg elemental magnesium per serving.

Labels (n)1
Median elemental mg/serving208 mg
Priced in gold set0

Mass budget · computed

What Divine Bounty's declared salts weigh

A Supplement Facts panel declares the element; the salt carrying it is heavier. Dividing each label's declared magnesium by its salt's elemental fraction gives the powder mass the serving must contain — and whether that fits a capsule.

Fill outcomes across this brand
Capsule labels audited1
Fit a size 0 or 00 capsule1
Require the largest standard size, 0000
Exceed every standard capsule0

Method and the corpus-wide figure: label mass-budget audit.

Salt portfolio · as filed

Which magnesium salts Divine Bounty uses

Salts used by this brand
SaltLabelsElemental fractionCompound needed per 100 mg
citrate111.3–16.16%619–885 mg

Composition across the portfolio · as filed

What Divine Bounty puts in the capsule besides magnesium

Label declarations · as filed

What Divine Bounty claims on its labels

Filed declarations across this brand's labels: 6 distinct filed entries across 1 NIH DSLD labels, counted 2026-09-13; these are manufacturer statements.

What is not known · as of 2026-09-13

Gaps in the record for Divine Bounty

Labels 1

Labels
Magnesium CitrateNIH DSLD · Label 229221 · Capsulecitrate208 mg6012.48 gNot tracked yet

Forms filed

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Magnesium citrate

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labels across all brands · median 217.5 mg/serving

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Filed composition facets

1 published excipient facets occur across 1 labels from Divine Bounty in the NIH DSLD records, counted 2026-09-13.

The FDA adverse event reporting system (CAERS) holds 1 reports naming Divine Bounty 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.