Dosage forms for B2B projects
Browse products by format, explore their details, and discuss your next OEM/ODM or private-label project.
Product catalog
Browse product examples, view the details, and tell us what you would like to develop for your brand.
Gummies
Gummies
Gummies
Gummies
Hard Capsules
Hard Capsules
Hard Capsules
Hard Capsules
Softgel Capsules
Oral Dissolving Films
Oral Dissolving Films
Oral Dissolving Films
Oral Dissolving Films
Liquids
Liquids
Liquids
Tablets
Tablets
Tablets
Powders
Powders
Powders
Visual format guide
These visuals support comparison only. Availability and feasibility are confirmed for each project, facility and destination market.
B2B project format
A chewable project direction planned around formula fit, taste, texture, serving and packaging.
B2B project format
A sealed-capsule direction reviewed for shell, fill, stability, serving and packaging fit.
Illustrative format reference
A vegetarian-shell direction requiring project-specific shell, fill, facility and market review.
B2B project format
A liquid direction planned around serving, flavour, stability, product protection and packaging.
B2B project format
A compressed-unit direction reviewed for formula fit, size, finish, serving and packaging.
B2B project format
A dry-format direction planned around serving, mixing, flavour, protection and pack choice.
B2B project format
A thin oral-format direction reviewed for dose, strip design, taste, mouthfeel and packaging.
B2B project format
A two-piece capsule direction reviewed for formula fit, shell, size, serving and packaging.
Dosage-form comparison
Use this guide for early comparison. Feasibility, facility fit and market suitability require project review and written confirmation.
| Format direction | Product experience | Inputs to review | Explore |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gummies | A chewable project direction shaped by taste, texture, piece size and the intended routine. | Formula compatibility, flavour, texture, piece and serving size, packaging, relevant facility and target market. | Discuss a gummy brief |
| Softgel Capsules | A sealed-capsule project direction planned around the relationship between shell, fill and serving design. | Shell and fill compatibility, capsule size, serving, packaging, stability, relevant facility and target market. | Discuss a softgel brief |
| Vegetarian Softgels | A vegetarian-shell softgel direction that requires project-specific shell and fill review. | Formula and shell requirements, fill compatibility, stability, packaging, relevant facility and market requirements. | Discuss a vegetarian softgel brief |
| Liquids | A liquid project direction shaped by serving volume, flavour, stability and container choice. | Formula and stability brief, serving size, flavour, product protection, packaging, relevant facility and target market. | Discuss a liquid brief |
| Tablets | A compressed-unit project direction with format, size, finish and serving considerations. | Formula fit, unit size, finish, serving, packaging, fit with the relevant facility and target market. | Discuss a tablet brief |
| Powders | A dry-format project direction planned around serving, mixing, flavour and pack experience. | Serving size, taste and dispersibility goals, packaging, product protection, relevant facility and target market. | Discuss a powder brief |
| Oral Dissolving Films | A thin oral-format direction planned to dissolve in the mouth and support a portable routine. | Formula and dose brief, strip dimensions, taste, mouthfeel, individual packaging, relevant facility and market requirements. | Discuss an oral film brief |
| Hard Capsules | A two-piece capsule project direction suited to a compact swallowed format. | Formula compatibility, shell material, capsule size, serving count, packaging, relevant facility and target market. | Discuss a hard capsule brief |
Choosing a direction
The right starting point depends on the intended experience, formula brief, packaging plan, relevant facility and destination market. Format alone does not determine feasibility.
Consider how the intended customer will take, carry and understand the product, including taste and swallowing preferences.
Ingredient properties, amount per serving and format compatibility require technical review before a direction is confirmed.
Portioning, protection, storage conditions and the intended pack experience should be planned together.
Ingredient, label and claims requirements vary by destination market and must be reviewed for the specific project.
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Manufacturing route
Business projects
Information review
Project inquiry
From research to review
This planning path structures early decisions. Availability, feasibility, timing and commercial terms require project-specific confirmation.
01 — Brief
Share the target market, audience, ingredient direction, preferred formats, estimated volume, packaging and timing.
02 — Brief
Compare routine, formula, serving, packaging and market considerations without assuming feasibility.
03 — Brief
Identify the technical questions, documentation needs, sample path and commercial inputs that still require confirmation.
04 — Brief
Proceed only after the relevant format direction, responsibilities and project scope are confirmed in writing.
Dosage-form questions
These answers support early planning and do not replace technical, regulatory or commercial review for a specific product.
There is no single best format. The starting direction depends on the intended routine, audience, ingredient and serving brief, packaging plan and destination market. A technical review is needed before suitability is confirmed.
No. The eight formats are B2B project directions, not a promise that every format is available or feasible for every brief. Formula, specifications, fit with the relevant facility, destination-market requirements, timing and commercial terms must be reviewed and confirmed in writing for the specific project.
Share the target market, intended audience, ingredient or formula direction, preferred formats, estimated quantity, packaging preference and target timing. If some details are unknown, list the decisions that still need guidance.
Yes. An inquiry can name a preferred option and one or more alternatives. Each direction still requires its own technical, packaging, market and commercial review.
No. Requirements vary by destination market and product classification. Ingredients, labels, claims and supporting documents should be reviewed for the intended market before commercial use.
No. A dosage-form direction is an early planning route, not a promise of stock, feasibility or immediate availability. Final specifications, pricing, quantities, documentation, responsible facility and ordering terms must be confirmed for the project.
Discuss a dosage-form direction
Include market, format, ingredients, volume, packaging and timing. Feasibility is reviewed for each project.