As a producer of dietary supplements, we also manufacture for third parties. Contract manufacturing of dietary supplements is of interest to anyone who wants to save costs and focus on their core business without maintaining their own production.
We do not only manufacture tablets, capsules or liquid dietary supplements, but also package them: from the blister to the finished retail pack, your product is packaged to your specifications and to a high quality standard.
Contract Manufacturing of Dietary Supplements in All Forms
Whether compressed tablets made from powder or products made from granulate: our dietary supplement production as contract manufacturing is available for a wide range of dosage forms:
- Tablets / compressed tablets
- Capsules
- Sticks with powder/granulate
- Capsules
- Liquid dietary supplements in bottles or ampoules
We offer both primary packaging (e.g. blisters with push-through tablets or capsules) and secondary packaging (e.g. folding cartons). On request, we also advise you on the design and production of retail packaging. On request, we can also supply the products as bulk goods.
We Take the Packaging Work Off Your Hands
As a contract manufacturer of dietary supplements, we also take care of sourcing primary, secondary and tertiary packaging for your product. You benefit from our purchasing conditions with well-known manufacturers, which we pass on to you. Whether cans, blisters, stick film, package leaflets or cartons, we take care of everything related to manufacturing the dietary supplements and packaging them. This frees up your time for your core competencies.
Small Quantities of Dietary Supplements Are Possible Too
Contract manufacturing also allows small batches of dietary supplements. If a product is first meant to prove itself on the market in a test phase, only small to manageable quantities are needed at first.
Contract Manufacturing of Dietary Supplements Saves Costs
If you outsource the production of your dietary supplements to us as contract manufacturing, you save costs for:
- Packaging materials
- Production equipment
- Storage
For an optimal cost-performance ratio, production equipment must be utilised as close to 100% as possible. This requires precise control of deployment planning, maintenance and staff management. These factors, however, involve considerable effort and correspondingly high costs, and in real operation the desired level is rarely achieved.
Outsourcing contract manufacturing is therefore always a sensible and predictable alternative to in-house production, as you are invoiced only for the quantity actually produced, with no further costs.
