Magnesium Glycinate elemental percent

It's the same as it always has been. Nothing has changed with the raw material itself. We only changed the label claims because of a better understanding of the FDA regulations surrounding things with RDAs, or recommended daily allowances. Magnesium has an RDA, so it is treated a bit differently from a regulation standpoint. The regulations state that you have to be at or above label claims on any random sample. There is no wiggle room. So that means we lowered the label claim to be absolute worst case scenario. The absolute minimum elemental magnesium you would get is 200mg in a 1,600mg serving. We also thought it didn't make sense that we had 800mg capsules with a suggested serving of two (1,600mg), but we had 1,500mg as the suggested on the powder. So we brought them in line with each other. Almost always you are getting more than 200mg elemental magnesium in a 1,600mg dose. That's just our lower limit for acceptance. Most of the time it will be around 220mg elemental per 1,600mg. The FDA doesn't care about most of the time on things with RDAs, though. They care about absolute worst case scenario, which will be what our label claim is on anything with an RDA. It's purely a regulatory thing for label claims.