MITEYO — Dietary Supplement OEM / ODMStart a project →CAPSULES MANUFACTURING
Capsules offer a familiar delivery system for vitamins, minerals, botanicals and blends where ingredient compatibility and serving logic fit the shell capacity.
The existing capsule offering includes HPMC and gelatin shell directions. The choice still requires ingredient compatibility, shell material requirements, proposed unit size, blend density and daily capsule count to be reviewed. A target ingredient weight is not a confirmed capsule fill.
Ask about powder flow, segregation, moisture-related behavior and fill uniformity in the proposed process. Compare bottle or blister concepts, count, closure and relevant storage protection. A formula with oil or other challenging materials needs a specific feasibility decision rather than automatic transfer from another format.
Request the formula/ingredient specifications, shell reference, proposed fill/serving, finished-product tests, package and artwork version. Can shell type be changed? Subject to compatibility and review of any labeling requirements. Is the capsule count fixed? No; agree it after serving and feasibility review. Are all capsules vegan? No; shell and all relevant ingredients must be checked before making that claim.
Select the product specification, then confirm the sample and order configuration.
MITEYOCompare HPMC or gelatin, capsule size, blend density and the daily capsule count.
Read more →MITEYOAgree ingredient identity, relevant assays, fill-weight criteria and microbiological and contaminant tests.
Read more →MITEYOConfirm retail count, shell and formula storage needs, closure or unit-pack protection and labeling.
Read more →DUAL-BOTTLE CAPSULE PROGRAM
A dual-bottle capsule program pairing fruits and berries with a separate vegetable blend. Distinct orange and green packaging for private-label ranges; formula and pack targets are under development.
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Share the dosage form, formula direction, target country, pack and estimated quantity. Include any certificate, COA or testing requirements your procurement team needs to review.