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Private label supplements, from brief to batch.

Choose OEM production or ODM development to shape your brief into a production-ready supplement.

OEM production. ODM development.

Bring a defined product for OEM, or build the product brief with ODM. Both routes connect formula, samples and packaging to production.

Existing specification or a product still to develop?

OEM

Manufacture your defined product.

You already have a formula, specification or clear product requirements. We review your formula, samples and packaging requirements for manufacturing.

Your starting inputs

Formula, ingredient list or technical specification
Dosage form, serving requirements and reference sample
Packaging, label artwork and target market

Service scope

Specification handover
Separate fixed requirements from permitted changes: ingredients, amounts, format, sensory targets and pack configuration.
Manufacturing fit
Review how the supplied formula, raw-material requirements and selected format fit the proposed production route.
Sample and pack alignment
Use the reference specification to define what the sample should match, then coordinate container, count, closure and artwork inputs.
Production handoff
Confirm the agreed specification, approved sample, packaging inputs and applicable checks before production is scheduled.

What is confirmed before production

A working product specification, agreed sample criteria and packaging scope. Changes to your formula or materials need your approval.

Choose OEM when the product is defined and you need a production partner.

Prepare an OEM Brief

ODM

Develop the product with us.

You know the audience, market or product goal, but the formula or specification is not final. We help develop the formula, dosage format, taste and packaging for your product.

Your starting inputs

Audience, target market and product goal
Ingredient preferences, exclusions and reference products
Preferred format, packaging direction and launch stage

Service scope

Product definition
Translate your audience and market direction into product priorities, a preferred format and the decisions the first sample needs to resolve.
Formula direction
Develop the ingredient brief around your priorities, exclusions and serving requirements; sourcing and formula feasibility are reviewed together.
Sensory and format development
Define taste, sweetness, texture and appearance targets alongside format and unit specifications, then refine the brief through sample feedback.
Packaging and production preparation
Connect the product to its container, label inputs and market context, then confirm the specification and sample before moving into production.

What development works toward

A defined product brief, reviewed formula direction, sample feedback and packaging requirements. Production follows your approval of the agreed scope.

Choose ODM when the product still needs definition or development support.

Prepare an ODM Brief

Private Label Supplements. Private label uses an available formula option with your branding and packaging. Formula availability, permitted changes and minimum order are confirmed for your project.

What can you customize?

Define the formula, format, taste and pack as one product. Each choice becomes a requirement in your brief.

product references and development materials for defining a supplement project

Product Direction

Define who the product is for, where it will be sold and what should distinguish it from your reference products.

Your customization choices

Audience and use context: Describe the intended customer and how the product fits their routine.
Market and positioning: Name the destination market, sales channel and product priorities.
Reference and starting stage: Share a reference product and identify whether you have a concept, formula or sample.

Add Your Product Direction

VITHELO powder packaging with a powder sample and blank planning sheets

Formula and Ingredients

Bring your own formula, choose from our existing formulas, or ask us to develop one for your requirements, target market and product positioning.

Your customization choices

Formula starting point: Provide your ingredient list or describe the formula-development support you need.
Raw-material requirements: List preferred ingredients, exclusions and any supplier or ingredient specifications already decided.
Serving and format fit: Share proposed serving requirements for feasibility review. Ingredient choices and amounts are not confirmed by a website selection.

Add Formula Requirements

gummy forms with varied silhouettes, proportions and smooth or coated finishes

Dosage Form, Shape and Size

Choose a format, then define the unit and appearance. For gummies, shape and mold requirements belong in the specification—not just the product image.

Your customization choices

Format and unit specification: Identify your preferred dosage form, unit size and serving configuration.
Gummy shape and mold: Send a shape reference or existing mold requirement. State whether matching that shape is essential or whether alternatives can be reviewed.
Color and appearance: Describe the intended color, transparency, finish and visual reference for sample review.

Send your preferred shape and dimensions. We will review mold options with your formula and packaging.

Add Shape and Size Requirements

fruit, tasting cups and gummies arranged for flavor and texture review

Flavor, Sweetness and Texture

Define a specific sensory target rather than just asking for a good taste. Flavor, sweetness, acidity and texture become questions for the sample to answer.

Your customization choices

Flavor direction: Name your preferred flavor or provide a reference sample. Note whether you want a single profile or a blend.
Sweetness and acidity: Describe your preferred sweet–tart balance and any sweetener requirements or exclusions.
Texture and aftertaste: Describe the intended chew or mouthfeel, plus any ingredient taste that needs attention during sample review.

Share your preferred flavor or a reference sample. The formula and sample review determine the final taste.

Add Your Flavor Preference

Packaging and Label Inputs

Build the pack around the product: container or pouch, count or fill, closure, printed components and approved artwork.

Your customization choices

Primary pack: Share the bottle, jar, pouch, stick pack or dispensing format you want reviewed for product compatibility.
Pack specification: Define count or fill, closure, seal and outer-carton requirements.
Artwork and labels: Provide available artwork, required label content and the target market. Market-specific label approval is not automatic.

Add Packaging Requirements

project checklist and unbranded sample packaging for planning market and document requirements

Product Documents and Target Market

Identify the records your buyer, destination market or project team needs before committing to production.

Your customization choices

Destination requirements: Name the market and provide the document or label requirements your team has identified.
Requested records: List specification, batch, testing or ingredient records you need reviewed; availability depends on current project records.
Responsibility and approval: Identify who approves product specifications, artwork and market-facing label content on your side.

Add Market and Document Needs

Formula, Sample and Artwork Approval

Your team approves the product specification, sample and packaging artwork before production.

VITHELO gummy product sample — Confirm the sample.
Review flavor, sweetness, texture, color and shape against the brief. Record which version you approve and which points still need revision.

VITHELO bottle surrounded by a powdered product — Confirm the specification.
Agree the formula direction, ingredient requirements, format and unit specifications. Identify who can authorize any subsequent changes.

VITHELO powder pouch and stick pack — Confirm the pack.
Align count or fill, container, closure, label and artwork. Confirm the intended market and approval owner before production handoff.

Supplement Development and Production Process

Product requirements, formulation, sampling, approval, production and delivery, with the inputs and outputs for each stage.

Build Your Project Brief

Project discussion

Define the product brief and purchasing requirements.

You provide: Product direction, target market, format, packaging and quantity.
Working output: An initial brief separating agreed requirements from open formula, format and packaging decisions.

Sampling

Prepare and refine samples.

You provide: Sample requirements and ingredient preferences.
Working output: A sample version with recorded feedback, agreed changes and the points still awaiting approval.

Product design

Develop the product and packaging design.

You provide: Approved sample feedback and brand artwork.
Working output: Product specifications and packaging artwork with a named approval owner and version record.

Quality report

Provide the quality report before bulk production.

You provide: The product checks and documents your buyer requires.
Working output: The requested product checks, available quality reports and any document questions still to resolve.

Bulk production

Arrange production and process management.

You provide: Approved specification, packaging artwork and order quantity.
Working output: The confirmed batch specification, packing requirements and production status for your order.

Delivery

Full cold-chain logistics with tracking.

You provide: Delivery destination and shipment contact.
Working output: Agreed shipment details, tracking information and the delivery contact for your order.

After-sales support

Follow up on delivery and feedback.

You provide: Delivery feedback and follow-up requests.
Working output: Recorded delivery feedback and follow-up requests for your project contact.

Dosage Formats, Packaging and Quality Controls

Manufacturing requirements include ingredient compatibility, processing, packaging, inspection and product documentation.

Amber bottles and rotary sealing equipment

Ingredient Checks, Production Controls and Documents

Quality planning covers ingredient specifications, in-process checks, finished-product inspection and required records. The applicable checks depend on the product and target market.

Material Review

Review ingredient specifications, supplier records and traceability requirements.

In-Process Checks

Discuss checks for appearance, weight, filling and sealing as applicable to your format.

Finished-Product Review

Finished-product checks and batch records follow the confirmed product requirements.

Project Documentation

Ask about specifications, test reports and batch records required by your buyer or market.

Explore Manufacturing and Quality

Find the right dosage form.

Format choice affects formulation, sensory review, packaging and production dependencies.

Gummies

Hard Capsules

Tablets

Powders

Softgels

Liquid Drops

Jelly

Oral Films

Supplement Packaging Options

Bottles, jars, blisters, pouches, stick packs, dropper bottles and cartons. Container compatibility, pack size and artwork are confirmed with the product specification.

Bottles, Jars and Blisters

Review compatibility, count, closure, label and presentation requirements for the selected format.

Sachets, Stick Packs and Pouches

Align portioning, barrier needs, print inputs and packing format with the product direction.

Liquid and Dropper Packaging

Review product compatibility, serving size, dispensing, sealing, labeling and transport needs.

Labels, Cartons and Printed Components

Coordinate approved artwork inputs with packaging scope, MOQ review and production planning.

Review quantity and timing.

What shapes MOQ

MOQ is reviewed after the main product and packaging decisions are understood.

Dosage form and formula
Ingredient sourcing
Packaging and printing
Production setup
Customization level

What shapes lead time

Timing is assessed from the confirmed development and production scope.

Formulation and sample review
Ingredient availability
Packaging production
Manufacturing schedule
Inspection and shipment preparation

Minimum Order Quantities by Product & Packaging

Gummy supplements are our flagship range, starting at 500 bottles or 500 pouches. A practical starting point for a first launch or market test. Compare other formats by packaging and planned order size.

Product	Packaging	MOQ
Smaller-order options
Gummies	Bottles	500 bottles
Gummies	Pouches	500 pouches
Drops	Bottles	500 bottles
Powders	Jars	300 jars
Paste	Jars	500 jars
Pet Chewable Tablets	Jars	500 jars
Pet Powders	Jars	500 jars
Bulk-order options
Softgels	Bottles	300,000 softgels
Hard Capsules	Bottles	100,000 capsules
Powders	Stick packs	30,000 sticks
Tablets	Bottles	300,000 tablets
Oral Films	Boxes	80,000 films
Jelly	Stick packs	30,000 sticks

ODM: Choose an available existing formula for your brand and packaging.
OEM: Develop a formula for your requirements; MOQ, development costs and lead time are confirmed for your project.

MOQ uses the unit shown in each row; contents per bottle or box are project-specific. Unique formulas, molds or packaging may incur additional development, tooling or raw-material costs.

Quotations are in US dollars. A standard 60-piece gummy bottle has a reference price of USD 2–3.5 per bottle, with the project quote based on formula, ingredients and order quantity.

Request a project quotation

Liquid Packaging Reference

These references cover different liquid products. Drops use bottles only; matching packaging does not make two formulas the same product.

Liquid Packaging Formats, Materials and Structures
Packaging form	Material / structure	Capacity
Stick pack	Aluminum film	10ml
Pouch	Aluminum film	30ml
Bottle	Glass	30ml / 50ml
Ampoule	Glass	10ml
Bottle	PP	30ml
Dropper bottle	Dropper structure	30ml / 50ml

Dedicated one-to-one project coordination and fast delivery.

Before you request a quote.

Understand the starting requirements, project responsibilities and decisions that shape your quote.

Should I choose OEM, ODM or private label?

Choose OEM for manufacturing from your own formula or specification. Choose private label to use one of our existing formulas under your brand. Choose ODM when you need us to develop or adapt a formula for your requirements, target market and product positioning.

Can I request a specific flavor or gummy shape?

Yes. We can customize flavor and gummy shape. Send a flavor name, reference sample or shape drawing; we check formula compatibility and mold requirements, then review the result with you through samples.

Who approves the formula, sample and label?

Your designated approval owner signs off on the formula, sample and label. Review points are agreed within the project, and label requirements must be checked for your target market before final approval.

How is MOQ reviewed?

We use your dosage format and packaging to identify the minimum order, then check whether formula, ingredient sourcing or customization changes it. Minimum-order references by format and pack are listed on this page.

Can the project begin without a final formula?

Yes. You can choose from our existing formulas, or we can develop a custom formula based on your requirements, target market and product positioning. Share your product idea and we will help you choose the formula and format.

Can VITHELO support sampling?

Yes. We prepare product samples and use your feedback to refine the formula, taste, texture and appearance before production. We confirm sample requirements, fees and delivery arrangements with you first.

Can packaging be coordinated?

Yes. We help coordinate the container, pack count, label artwork, printed components and transport packaging. We agree the components and approval responsibilities with you before production.

Which documents should I request?

You can request product specifications, ingredient records, test reports and batch documents. We confirm which documents are available for your selected product and target market before ordering.

How is project timing assessed?

We build your schedule around formula development, sample approval, ingredient sourcing, packaging, production and inspection. Share your target launch date so we can confirm the timing for your project.

Does a reference product confirm manufacturing feasibility?

A reference product helps us define the formula, format, taste and packaging you want. We review ingredient requirements, processing compatibility and packaging before confirming what can be made. Tell us which features must match and where alternatives are acceptable.

What can I confirm by reviewing a sample?

Use the sample to assess appearance, flavor, texture and packaging against your brief. Record the sample version and your approval or requested changes. Laboratory tests, shelf-life requirements and market-specific label review are separate checks; sensory approval alone does not confirm them.

How should I review product documents before ordering?

Request the specification and reports relevant to your selected product. Check the product or batch reference, document date, test scope and applicable requirements with your team. Identify missing records and agree what is needed before approving the order.

Private label supplements, from brief to batch.

Manufacture your defined product.

Your starting inputs

Service scope

Specification handover

Manufacturing fit

Sample and pack alignment

Production handoff

What is confirmed before production

Develop the product with us.

Your starting inputs

Service scope

Product definition

Formula direction

Sensory and format development

Packaging and production preparation

What development works toward

Product Direction

Formula and Ingredients

Dosage Form, Shape and Size

Flavor, Sweetness and Texture

Packaging and Label Inputs

Product Documents and Target Market

Confirm the sample.

Confirm the specification.

Confirm the pack.

Supplement Development and Production Process

Project discussion

Sampling

Product design

Quality report

Bulk production

Delivery

After-sales support

Ingredient Checks, Production Controls and Documents

Material Review

In-Process Checks

Finished-Product Review

Project Documentation

Find the right dosage form.

Supplement Packaging Options

Bottles, Jars and Blisters

Sachets, Stick Packs and Pouches

Liquid and Dropper Packaging

Labels, Cartons and Printed Components

Review quantity and timing.

What shapes MOQ

What shapes lead time

Minimum Order Quantities by Product & Packaging

Liquid Packaging Reference

Choose your starting route.

Route review needed

Send Your Product Requirements.