Packaging for supplement brands.
Send the product, size, and quantity. We return a quote in 24–48 hours. Minimum order: 500 units.
What supplement brands buy
Supplement packaging is packaging for a product bought on trust. The customer reads the label closely, often against another bottle on the same shelf, and expects the pack to look like it belongs in a pharmacy or a spa.
The usual mix is a rigid box for a bottle or a jar, a flexible pouch for powders and gummies, and a carton for a bottle that needs a label panel.
What is specific to supplements
- Labeling — supplement facts, dosage and warnings all need space on the pack.
- Child resistance — some products need a child-resistant closure, usually on the bottle rather than the box.
- Trust cues — a rigid box with a clean finish reads as a regulated product; a flimsy pack does not.
- Powders and gummies — a stand-up pouch with a zipper is the usual format.
What to send
Send the bottle or pouch dimensions, the quantity, and the copy that has to appear — supplement facts, dosage, warnings. The label panel decides the box size as much as the bottle does.
Say whether the product needs a child-resistant closure, and whether it is a powder, a capsule or a gummy, because each takes a different format. Quote in 24–48 hours at the 500-unit minimum.
Product families
Send the product, quantity, dimensions, material, artwork status, and timeline.
- Minimum 500 units
- Quote in 24–48 hours
- Timeline on the quote
- Ships nationwide
Questions
- What is the minimum order for supplement packaging?
- 500 units. Guru sources every job at a 500-unit minimum.
- Can you print the supplement facts panel?
- Yes. The brand supplies the copy and the plant sets it on the panel.
- Do you make boxes for bottles?
- Yes — a rigid box or a carton sized to the bottle, usually with an insert.
- What is the best pack for powder?
- A stand-up pouch with a zipper, in a barrier film.
- Can you match our current packaging?
- Usually. Send a sample and the plant will match it.