Label arithmetic · NIH DSLD 233224

Allergy Research Group Magnesium Malate Forte: 62 mg of magnesium per tablet, 2–6 tablets a day – citrate + hydroxide

62 mg of magnesium per tablet; the label's 2–6 tablets a day give 124–372 mg. From citrate + hydroxide. Inside: label lines, ingredients.

Allergy Research Group Magnesium Malate Forte declares 124 mg of elemental magnesium per 1–2 tablet(s); the magnesium salt is not resolved from the filed record, Single-salt capacity audit excluded as of 2026-10-17: one salt with a defined elemental fraction is not resolved., as of 2026-11-02. No US retail price matched as of 2026-11-02. NIH DSLD 233224, label dated 2020-08-23.

as filed
Elemental magnesium per serving124 mglabel 2020-08-23
Compound per tabletNot computablesalt not resolved
Capsule verdictNot computableTablet or Pill
Magnesium per tablet62 mgone tablet from the filed serving
Price per 100 mg elementalNo price matchedas of 2026-11-02
% Daily Value30% declared · 30% recomputed420 mg reference, 21 CFR 101.9
Days per bottle20–30 daysat the label's own serving

Data release 2026-08-10-f441aa9f · registry snapshot 2026-08-10 · latest price observation 2026-10-19 · chemistry 2026-10-17

Mass: not computable · Price: none matched · % DV: 30% vs 30%

Elemental: The magnesium itself; the rest of the compound weight is the partner molecule.

Compound: The whole salt, such as magnesium glycinate, that must physically fit in the capsule.

Size 000: The largest standard capsule, about 1,100 mg of powder at 0.8 g/mL, the top of the usual 0.6–0.8 range; size 00 holds about 730 mg and size 0 about 545 mg.

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How much magnesium compound is pressed into one tablet?

The compound mass behind this label cannot be computed as of 2026-11-02: Single-salt capacity audit excluded as of 2026-10-17: one salt with a defined elemental fraction is not resolved.. The filed amounts are listed in the next block.

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Mass budget for Allergy Research Group Magnesium Malate Forte
MeasureValue
Elemental magnesium per serving124 mg
Units per serving1–2
Magnesium salt per servingNot computable as of 2026-11-02
Magnesium salt per tabletNot computable as of 2026-11-02
Capsule capacity 0 · 00 · 000545 · 730 · 1,100 mg
VerdictNot computable as of 2026-11-02

Source · NIH DSLD 233224 · label 2020-08-23; snapshot 2026-08-10 · release 2026-08-10-f441aa9f · CSV · method

How much elemental magnesium is actually in this label's filed magnesium lines?

Allergy Research Group Magnesium Malate Forte files 1 magnesium line in NIH DSLD 233224; the selected primary line declares 124 mg of elemental magnesium per serving, against 0 other rows excluded from the primary amount. A salt named under another nutrient does not turn that nutrient's quantity into elemental magnesium.

measured
Magnesium lines filed for Allergy Research Group Magnesium Malate Forte
Filed amountSalt or note as filedRole
124 mgcitrate, hydroxide · Magnesium (Form: as 60% Magnesium Citrate, and as 40% Magnesium Hydroxide)Primary serving

Source · NIH DSLD 233224 · label 2020-08-23; snapshot 2026-08-10 · release 2026-08-10-f441aa9f · CSV · method

Does this label's magnesium claim hold up, or could the magnesium come from another source?

The label names 2 magnesium forms (citrate, hydroxide); a named blend does not establish how much magnesium each form contributes, so the resolved reading is the most favourable one, compared with oxide, the salt richest in magnesium at 60.3%.

computed with assumption
Magnesium forms named on Allergy Research Group Magnesium Malate Forte
Form named on the labelElemental fractionSource
Magnesium citrate11.3–16.2%named on label
Magnesium hydroxide41.7%named on label

Source · NIH DSLD 233224 · label 2020-08-23; snapshot 2026-08-10 · release 2026-08-10-f441aa9f · CSV · method

Is this a good price for the elemental magnesium I'm actually getting?

No US retail price is matched to this label as of 2026-11-02, and without a resolved salt there is no same-salt comparison.

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Ranked offers by price per 100 mg of declared elemental magnesium, and this label
RankLabelPer 100 mgObserved

Source · Amazon via licensed data provider; NIH DSLD · unique ASIN × date; prices observed 2026-10-26 to 2026-11-02 · release 2026-08-10-f441aa9f · CSV · method

How many days will this bottle last at the label's own serving, and what does a day cost?

At the label's own serving, Allergy Research Group Magnesium Malate Forte lasts 20–30 days: 60 servings against 2–3 servings a day in the filed directions.

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Package arithmetic for Allergy Research Group Magnesium Malate Forte
MeasureValue
Net contents as filed120 Vegetarian Tablet(s)
Serving size as filed1–2 Tablet(s)
Servings per container60
Servings per day in the directions2–3
Days per bottle20–30 days
$ per 30 days at one label serving a dayNo ranked price as of 2026-11-02
$ per 30 days at 420 mg Daily ValueNo ranked price as of 2026-11-02

Source · NIH DSLD 233224 · label 2020-08-23; snapshot 2026-08-10 · release 2026-08-10-f441aa9f · CSV · method

What does "30% Daily Value" mean here, and does it recompute?

The label declares 30% Daily Value; 124 mg against the 420 mg reference in 21 CFR 101.9 recomputes to 30%, the same within one point.

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Declared and recomputed percent Daily Value
Group as filedDeclaredReferenceRecomputed
Adults and children 4 or more years of age30%420 mg30%

Source · NIH DSLD 233224; 21 CFR 101.9 · label 2020-08-23 · release 2026-08-10-f441aa9f · CSV · method

Why does this label contain magnesium stearate, what shell is it, and who is it filed for?

Allergy Research Group Magnesium Malate Forte files 5 other ingredients, including magnesium stearate (reference fraction 4.1% magnesium; no quantity filed, so it is not added to the total) and a vegetarian shell.

measured
Other ingredients and target groups as filed
EntryFiled ingredient or declaration
1Microcrystalline Cellulose
2Stearic Acid
3Croscarmellose Sodium
4Gum Acacia
5Magnesium Stearate
Shellvegetarian
Target groupAdult (18 - 50 Years)

Source · NIH DSLD 233224 · label 2020-08-23; snapshot 2026-08-10 · release 2026-08-10-f441aa9f · CSV · method

What has research measured about this form, and about side effects?

No study in the registry measured an unresolved salt as of 2026-11-02.

measured
Registry studies involving this salt
YearStudyPubMed

Source · PubMed-checked study registry · registry checked 2026-08-10 · release 2026-08-10-f441aa9f · CSV · method

Has this brand had FDA recalls or adverse event reports?

Allergy Research Group has 3 FDA recall records matched by brand name in the enforcement data queried 2026-10-19. Allergy Research Group has FDA CAERS adverse event reports on record at brand level, as do 143 of 273 brands in this registry; openFDA states that “there is no certainty that the reported event (adverse event) was actually due to the product” and that reports “cannot be used to estimate the incidence of these events.”

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FDA recall records for Allergy Research Group
RecallDateReasonStatus
F-1585-20132013-07-17ABCO products are being recalled as part of a larger recall from their supplier of certain soy based products produced in its Ashdod, Israel production facility.Terminated
F-1636-20132013-07-17Allergy Research Group received word from their contract manufacturer, ABCO Laboratories, that two of their products have been manufactured with soy based products from CHS Inc. at it Ashdod, Israel facility.Terminated
F-703-20142013-12-11Firm was notified by their contract manufacturer that a voluntary recall had been issued by the raw material supplier because certain cellulase enzymes have been found to be contaminated with Chloramphenicol.Terminated

Source · openFDA enforcement and CAERS · queried 2026-10-19 · release 2026-08-10-f441aa9f · CSV · method

Is this the same formula as another brand's, and how do their prices differ?

No other brand files the same formulation (ingredients, shell, units and rounded amount) as of 2026-11-02.

computed
Formulation match
LabelBrandPrice per 100 mg
No cross-brand match as of 2026-11-02

Source · NIH DSLD 233224 · label 2020-08-23; snapshot 2026-08-10 · release 2026-08-10-f441aa9f · CSV · method

Which labels are closest to this one, with the same salt and dose?

No other label files the same resolved salt within ±10% of this label's dose per unit as of 2026-11-02.

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Labels with the same salt and dose
LabelElemental per unitPriceVerdict
No neighbour as of 2026-11-02

Source · NIH DSLD 233224 · label 2020-08-23; snapshot 2026-08-10 · release 2026-08-10-f441aa9f · CSV · method

Where does this record come from, what is missing, and how do I cite or correct it?

Every value on this page traces to NIH DSLD 233224 (label 2020-08-23, snapshot 2026-08-10) and the chemistry model of 2026-09-13. 3 gaps remain: Single-salt capacity audit excluded as of 2026-10-17: one salt with a defined elemental fraction is not resolved.; No US retail price matched as of 2026-11-02 (barcode 7 13947 70740 5); A single salt with a defined elemental fraction is unresolved as of 2026-11-02. The CSV carries the values shown here.

measured
Full NIH DSLD record for Allergy Research Group Magnesium Malate Forte
FieldAs filed
NIH DSLD labelNIH DSLD 233224
Label date2020-08-23
Date entered into DSLD2020-08-23
Barcode (UPC) as filed7 13947 70740 5
Label version · Image difference, same productNIH DSLD 54220
Label version · Image difference, same productNIH DSLD 78701
Label version · Image difference, same productNIH DSLD 183139
Label version · Image difference, same productNIH DSLD 208096
14 additional rows
Full NIH DSLD record for Allergy Research Group Magnesium Malate Forte, additional rows
FieldAs filed
Label version · Image difference, same productNIH DSLD 304253
Label version · Image difference, same productNIH DSLD 20456
Formulated exclusively forAllergy Research Group, South Salt Lake, UT
Claim category as filedNutrient
Claim category as filedAll Other
Formula re: ContainsA combination of malic acid with magnesium and vitamin B2 (riboflavin).
Suggested/Recommended/Usage/DirectionsSuggested use As a dietary supplement, 1 or 2 tablets two or three times daily with meals, or as directed by a healthcare practitioner.
Formulation re: OtherVariations in product color may occur.
StorageKeep in a cool, dry place, tightly capped.
Formula re: ContainsMagnesium, Malate, and B2
FDA Statement of IdentityDietary Supplement
Formulation re: OtherHypoallergenic
Physical stateTablet or Pill
Registry snapshot2026-08-10

Source · NIH DSLD 233224 · label 2020-08-23; snapshot 2026-08-10 · release 2026-08-10-f441aa9f · CSV · method

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