Webber Naturals Magnesium Bisglycinate 200 mg review: label facts

What the medicinal ingredient line says

The most important sentence on the page is not the marketing headline. Under medicinal ingredients, Webber Naturals lists 200 mg of magnesium per vegetarian capsule from “buffered magnesium bisglycinate (bisglycinate, oxide).” That wording establishes the elemental dose and identifies two source forms.

It does not establish how much of the 200 mg comes from the bisglycinate portion and how much comes from magnesium oxide. The bottle can accurately carry “Magnesium Bisglycinate” as its product name while still using a buffered blend. A buyer specifically avoiding oxide should not infer purity from the front label. The source ratio remains TODO: verify.

Webber Naturals calls the form easy to absorb and gentle. Those are company structure and tolerance claims, not findings reached by this review. The product page does not provide a comparative absorption percentage, a form-specific breakdown, or a cited trial for this exact finished capsule. Nothing in the ingredient table predicts how a particular person will respond.

The page also lists an NPN of 80075245, SKU 3255, and UPC 625273032550. These identifiers are useful for matching the reviewed 60-capsule Canadian bottle against the item in a cart or on a received package. They do not add evidence for efficacy, but they reduce the risk of confusing sizes or regional labels.

Dose, count and price

The direct price checked on 25 August 2026 is CA$17.79 for 60 vegetarian capsules. At the published count, that is about CA$0.30 per capsule before tax and shipping. Webber Naturals says shipping is calculated at checkout, so the headline price should not be treated as a delivered total.

The adult direction is one capsule daily or as directed by a physician. On that label direction, the bottle contains 60 daily doses. That is count arithmetic, not a recommendation that every adult needs 200 mg or should take the product for 60 consecutive days.

Webber Naturals also lists larger sizes on the same family page, but this review does not compare them because the frontmatter price and image refer specifically to the available 60-capsule variant. Promotions and subscription discounts can change independently of the standard CA$17.79 price and are not used in the value assessment.

Excipients, exclusions and cautions

The non-medicinal ingredients are a vegetarian capsule made from carbohydrate gum and purified water, microcrystalline cellulose, vegetable-grade magnesium stearate, and silica. Publishing that list is useful for buyers screening excipients, although the page does not state the quantity of any one excipient.

The free-from statement is extensive. Webber Naturals says there are no artificial colours, preservatives, or sweeteners, and names dairy, starch, sugar, wheat, gluten, yeast, soy, corn, egg, fish, shellfish, animal products, salt, tree nuts, and GMOs among the exclusions. It also labels the capsule suitable for vegetarians and vegans.

Those statements should be read as manufacturer label facts, not as a general safety guarantee. The current Canadian page’s caution is limited to keeping the product out of reach of children. It does not publish a detailed interaction list or condition-specific contraindications. A buyer who is pregnant, takes medication, has impaired kidney function, or manages another condition should seek individualized guidance rather than extrapolate from a short caution.