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Capsule Manufacturing

Gelatin, vegetarian and custom colored capsules with powder, pellet or botanical blends.

Format planning checklist

From 100,000 capsules or project-based bottle MOQ
Formula feasibility and ingredient load review
Flavor, color, size, appearance and serving design
Packaging compatibility and retail/Amazon file planning
COA and third-party testing scope by project

Manufacturing evidence

Process, testing and packaging scope.

These are project-planning capabilities supported by the current local production and product asset library. Final specifications are confirmed in the written quotation.

Typical manufacturing path

Confirm formula load, serving size and capsule shell
Review ingredient specifications and blend feasibility
Sieve and blend powders or granules
Fill capsules with in-process weight checks
Polish, inspect and count capsules
Bottle, blister or bulk pack and release agreed documents

Testing scope to confirm

Raw-material identity and supplier-document review
Microbiology and heavy metals by agreed scope
Active-content testing when a method and specification are agreed
Capsule weight, appearance and disintegration checks as applicable

Review quality and testing planning

Packaging choices

Induction-sealed bottle with optional desiccant
Blister card with retail carton
Bulk double-bag and export carton
Shell color, vegetarian shell and imprint subject to feasibility and MOQ

Compare packaging routes · Review custom formulation

Procurement FAQ

What is the MOQ for custom capsules?

The current planning reference is 100,000 capsules or a project-based bottle quantity. Ingredient minimums, shell type, imprint and printed packaging can change the final MOQ.

Can vegetarian capsule shells be used?

Vegetarian and gelatin shells can be reviewed against formula compatibility, target market, color, size and stability needs.

What should a capsule RFQ include?

Provide ingredients, amounts per serving, capsule count, shell preference, bottle or blister format, market, quantity and required testing.