Vitamins and Supplements Packaging.

Yes, we size the carton so the Supplement Facts panel fits in its prescribed format before any branding goes on. On a small bottle carton that usually takes one full side panel. Any claim that needs a disclaimer gets space beside it on the same face, since a disclaimer pushed onto another panel is a common layout mistake.

Your team supplies the label copy. We set it exactly and leave a zone for batch and expiry coding.

Yes, and most supplement cartons are built around an HDPE bottle with an induction seal under the cap. The seal does two jobs, showing tampering and acting as a moisture barrier, and the carton sits over it as the retail and branding layer. We use 18 to 20pt board for bottle cartons.

Leave height for a desiccant canister if your bottle takes one. We measure the bottle with the cap on and size the carton from that.

Gummies usually go in a jar with a carton or in a resealable pouch, powders in a barrier pouch or stick packs, and softgels in a bottle with a snug carton. Blister regimen packs suit daily and travel formats. Each choice changes how much surface you get for branding and the required panels.

If the range covers several formats, we'd keep one design system across them so the brand reads as one family on the shelf.

It can, as long as the claim is specific and matches what the box is actually made of. A line such as "made with recycled board" or "carton is recyclable" says something a buyer can check, while a vague eco-friendly badge tells them nothing. Kraft board and recycled grades both work for bottle cartons.

Material choice sits apart from your label copy, so switching to recycled board doesn't change the Supplement Facts layout.

Matte lamination is the prevailing look for wellness supplements, and spot UV on the logo adds contrast without putting shine across the whole box. CMYK with Pantone matching keeps a range consistent from one product to the next.

Third-party testing marks such as NSF or USP carry a lot of weight in a category without pre-approval. Where you hold them, we give them a clear spot on the front, sized to read at arm's length on the shelf.

A common bottle carton is 2.5 × 2.5 × 4.5 in, which fits a standard capsule bottle with its cap. Bottles vary a lot in shoulder shape and cap height, so we size from your actual bottle rather than the nominal count.

Pouch formats are measured flat, width by height plus the gusset, and the fill decides how much gusset you need. Send a filled sample and we'll confirm the dimensions.

Supplement cartons and boxes can be ordered from 500 units. That works for a brand testing a new line as well as for a first retail listing. If you expect to replenish soon after launch, ordering above the minimum saves a second setup.

Several flavours or strengths can share a dieline with the print changed per version.

Your cartons leave production 7 to 10 business days after artwork approval, or in 5 to 7 on a rush schedule. Label copy is often still moving at launch, so build in time to finalise it before you commit to print.

A sample takes 5 to 7 business days and lets you check the bottle fit and read the panels at actual size. The sample fee comes back as a credit on your production order.