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Custom Supplement Pouches
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- 20 pouch sizes to choose from
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Configure Custom Supplement Pouches
Choose the format, size, material, features, quantity and production speed. Your price updates as you go.
Custom supplement pouches for powders and solid formats
Plan powder, capsule, tablet and gummy packs around the serving routine. A scoopable daily-use powder, a refill and a single-serving sample need different openings, space and closure choices.
Choose around the dosage form and daily use
- Powders: check bulk density, dust, scoop clearance and moisture sensitivity.
- Capsules, tablets and gummies: use the actual piece count, dimensions and formula to evaluate fit, abrasion, sticking and repeated access.
- Liquid, oil or gel products: start with secondary packaging around a compatible sealed primary container; direct filling needs separate supporting evidence.
Plan around the formula and serving routine
Match the pouch to the formula and serving routine
Compare films for the formula’s moisture sensitivity, oils, dust, serving tools and label space.
Compare white for dry powders, capsules and tablets
Choose this when moisture management, opacity and a neutral base for dense label content are useful starting needs.
- Why compare it
- White has the lower typical water-vapor transmission value in our material lineup.
- Tradeoff
- Oils, flavor systems, light and oxygen can change the priority, and supplement labeling still needs brand review.
- Test before production
- Formula contact, moisture change, dust at the seal, fill accuracy, repeated opening and target shelf life.
Compare metallic when oxygen or light leads the decision
Compare this opaque option for solid supplements when lower oxygen transmission deserves more weight.
- Why compare it
- Metallic has the lower typical oxygen-transmission value in our material lineup.
- Tradeoff
- Its typical water-vapor transmission value is higher than white and clear; it does not replace formulation-specific testing.
- Test before production
- Actual-formula contact, oil or aroma transfer, seals, light, storage, serving routine and shelf life.
Consider clear when seeing the product builds confidence
Compare this for gummies, capsules or tablets when visibility helps and the formula can tolerate the planned exposure.
- Why compare it
- Clear shows color, count and form while sharing the same typical transmission values as our white materials.
- Tradeoff
- Light, powder residue, scuffing and changes in appearance remain visible.
- Test before production
- Light exposure, formula contact, shelf appearance, repeated opening, seals and target shelf life.
Choose matte or gloss for the look and feel
Matte: a lower-shine 1.3 mil BOPP exterior; the complete film averages 4.9 mil.
Gloss: a more reflective 1.2 mil PET exterior; the complete film averages 4.8 mil.
Compare the complete films. Our specifications list lower oxygen-transmission limits for metallic and lower water-vapor transmission limits for white and clear. Confirm temperature, humidity and other test conditions before comparing barrier data. These film values do not establish product compatibility, measured light protection, odor containment or finished-package shelf life.
Compare all six materials and finishes, including the full film details and downloadable specifications.
Test the full serving experience
- Trial-fill the planned weight or piece count with the actual formula.
- Include the intended scoop or serving tool when checking opening width and headspace.
- Check dust at the zipper and top seal during representative production filling.
- Reserve readable space for the finished label, including Supplement Facts where applicable.
Use the pouch sizing guide to narrow the dimensions, then confirm the fit with physical samples.
Before production: prove the complete package
Before production, use formula-specific stability data to decide the needed moisture, oxygen and light protection. Confirm the selected packaging and controls in your manufacturing records, and have the complete supplement label reviewed. The Nutrition Facts tool produces a food-label starting point; it does not create a Supplement Facts panel.
Official reference points: FDA Dietary Supplement Labeling Guide · FDA dietary supplement CGMP audit standard · FDA food-contact conditions of use. Check the requirements for the actual product and selling market before production.
Supplement pouch FAQs
Can capsules, tablets or gummies go in these pouches?
They can be evaluated for a pouch, but the formula and serving routine determine the result. Check moisture, abrasion, oil contact, sticking, seals and stability with the actual finished package.
Is there one required OTR or WVTR for supplements?
No single value establishes fit for every formula. Define protection needs from product stability data, confirm the film test conditions and validate the filled package.
What label space should I plan?
Plan for product identity, net quantity, Supplement Facts where applicable, ingredients and manufacturer, packer or distributor information. Claims, directions and warnings need review for the actual product and market.
Build and price your supplement pouches
Use the configurator to select format, size, material and finish, features, design count, quantity and production speed. Review the live custom quote, upload artwork and add the configured order to your cart.
Orders start at 100 pouches; available quantities depend on the configuration. Review pricing and production choices. Production begins after artwork approval, so allow time for file review and shipping when planning your launch.