Daily multivitamin
Vitamin and mineral feasibility.
Find your formulation direction.
Eight need-state clusters, with six configurable concepts in each.
Choose a concept
Use these concepts to frame a discussion with the development team. They are not finished formulas, approved claims or guaranteed doses.
Immune support
Vitamin and botanical screening.
Sports nutrition
Dose and taste screening.
Focus & brain health
Compatibility and sensory review.
Sleep & calm
Eligibility and adult-use review.
Beauty & collagen
Collagen load and stability.
Digestive health
Culture stability and delivery review.
Herbal wellness
Botanical identity and extract specifications.
No concept matches that search. Try an ingredient or choose another direction.
What the brief should contain
- Destination country and proposed legal category.
- Ingredient names, forms and intended amount per pouch.
- Sensory direction, pouch experience and intended usage instructions.
- Can choice, expected pack count, SKU quantities and total order.
- Claims, substantiation needs and the finished-product test plan.
Minimum order: 3,000 cans per SKU and 9,000 cans per order.
Questions worth settling.
What is the minimum order?
The minimum is 3,000 cans per SKU and at least 9,000 cans across the whole order. Three SKUs at 3,000 cans each is one valid example. Packaging tooling, ingredient suitability and commercial terms are confirmed in the quotation.
Are these finished formulas?
No. The eight clusters and 48 concepts are starting points for a development brief. Ingredient form, amount, flavor, pouch construction, pack count and labeling are agreed after feasibility and destination-market review.
Does the pouch dissolve?
A conventional oral pouch has a permeable outer material that is removed after use. It is different from an oral dissolving film. A dissolving format requires a separate delivery-system brief; do not assume the outer pouch dissolves.
Can I choose a can and flavor?
Yes. Review the 22 source can options and 91 flavor directions, then add your preferred options to the project brief. Flavor names describe sensory directions; they do not guarantee a particular ingredient composition or labeling claim.
Can you promise faster absorption or a fixed effective dose?
No general claim is made. Release from a pouch, mucosal transport and clinical performance are different questions. The selected ingredients, exposure time and finished formulation require evidence appropriate to the proposed claim.
What is needed for a quotation?
Send your target market, concept, ingredient preferences, intended claims, can selection, flavor, SKU count and total volume. A quotation follows technical review; sample charges, timing, tests and shipping are project-specific.